Jason French

2 weeks ago | wsj.com | Nancy Youssef |Timothy W. Martin |Jason French

On Saturday, Americans will witness the biggest military parade held in the nation’s capital for decades. Some 26 M1A1 Abrams battle tanks will rumble through downtown Washington, D.C. Dozens of Army jets will soar through the skies. More than 6,100 troops will march the streets. All told, the U.S. military’s “This We’ll Defend” celebration features 45 million tons of equipment. Copyright ©2025 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Nancy Youssef |Timothy W. Martin |Jason French

1 day agoQuick, someone award him the Nobel Peace Prize. WASHINGTON, D.C. — All is subtropical and appears fairly normal in anticipation of the March of the Metal Penises Saturday night here in Pyongyang on the Potomac. (By the way, my walk from the Metro to my hotel led me to thinking that agreeing to put …

2 weeks ago | jp.wsj.com | Jon Emont |Daniel Michaels |Ming Li |Jason French

【ワシントン】歴代の米政権は何年にもわたり、中国の軍事力と経済力という二重の課題に向き合ってきた。だが米国の形勢は不利になりつつある。　現代の戦争は産業力の競争でもあり、ロシアのウクライナ侵攻はそれを如実に物語っている。双方が備蓄した砲弾やロケット弾、軍用車両をどんどん消耗し、今や昼夜を問わず自動化された工場が無人機（ドローン）を量産する。旧式のりゅう弾砲でさえ精密な製造技術を必要としている。Copyright ©2025 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8

4 weeks ago | livemint.com | Jon Emont |Daniel Michaels |Ming Li |Jason French

Adapting to the dual challenge of China’s military and its economy has been a focus of U.S. administrations for years. America is losing ground. Modern warfare is a contest of industrial might, as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has shown. Both sides are burning through arsenals of artillery shells, rockets and military vehicles. Automated factories now spit out drones day and night. Even an old-fashioned howitzer requires precision manufacturing.

4 weeks ago | wsj.com | Jon Emont |Daniel Michaels |Ming Li |Jason French

A visualization of how far the U.S. has fallen behindAdapting to the dual challenge of China’s military and its economy has been a focus of U.S. administrations for years. America is losing ground. Modern warfare is a contest of industrial might, as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has shown. Both sides are burning through arsenals of artillery shells, rockets and military vehicles. Automated factories now spit out drones day and night. Even an old-fashioned howitzer requires precision manufacturing.