Brent M. Eastwood
Senior Defense Editor at National Security Journal
Senior Defense Editor at the National Security Journal @NationalSecJour. Author of Humans, Machines, and Data and Don't Turn Your Back on the World.
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2 weeks ago |
nationalsecurityjournal.org | Brent M. Eastwood
We often write about great American warplanes, like the modern F-35 or F-22. The F-14 makes our list of impressive warbirds. The F-4 Phantom was a gem and Vietnam-era workhorse, and the P-51 Mustang expertly helped win World War Two. But what about the worst military airplanes the United States ever flew? That is an ignominious list that is filled with failure and death. These were often flying coffins, and no one wanted to take them to the wild blue yonder.
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2 weeks ago |
nationalsecurityjournal.org | Brent M. Eastwood
Summary and Key Points: China’s forthcoming H-20 stealth bomber is poised to significantly enhance its military capabilities, threatening regional stability and potentially challenging U.S. dominance. -Expected to enter mass production by the 2030s, the H-20 can deliver nuclear and conventional payloads, potentially deploy hypersonic weapons, and manage drone formations.
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2 weeks ago |
nationalsecurityjournal.org | Brent M. Eastwood
What could be better than the legendary SR-71 Blackbird? How about an offspring that is even more advanced? I am referring to the SR-72 “Son of Blackbird.”Also known by the ominous moniker “Darkstar,” the SR-72 is earth-shattering in its ambition to replace the SR-71. The SR-72 will be stealthy with the ability to reach hypersonic speeds – perhaps as high as MACH 6. That is almost twice as fast as the “Papa” SR-71.
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2 weeks ago |
19fortyfive.com | Brent M. Eastwood
Summary and Key Points: China’s forthcoming H-20 stealth bomber is poised to significantly enhance its military capabilities, threatening regional stability and potentially challenging U.S. dominance. -Expected to enter mass production by the 2030s, the H-20 can deliver nuclear and conventional payloads, potentially deploy hypersonic weapons, and manage drone formations.
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2 weeks ago |
nationalsecurityjournal.org | Brent M. Eastwood
Last year, the U.S. Navy launched its seventh Block IV Virginia-class fast attack submarine, the Massachusetts (SSN 798). In February of last year, the Massachusetts was sent into the James River at HII’s Newport News Shipbuilding division. The Block IV Virginia-class boats are replacing the aging Los Angeles-class attack submarines. There will be ten submarines in this class. What makes these submarines unique, and what some call the best subs on earth?
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