As the world is re-learning, national security and economics are as inextricable as a mortise and tenon in a working wooden joint. Rising fuel prices have cost the U.S. defense department over one billion dollars in the past six months. Part of the added cost is in global shipping prices. […]
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In recent weeks, Ukraine has drawn attention for strikes on prestige Russian targets such as Moscow, St. Petersburg, and Crimea, along with reports of sporadic battlefield gains. While the war remains far from decided, these developments offer a moment to examine one of the fundamental reasons driving Ukraine’s battlefield resilience: fast, agile, and adaptive
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