The first week of June 2026 marked a seminal event in the history of sleep and fatigue in the military. The Department of War ...

Recent naval operations in the Red Sea and the Strait of Hormuz have demonstrated that the United States Navy remains ...

It is widely documented that Russia has leveraged various threat vectors to employ coercive and ancillary irregular tactics ...

Despite the geographic importance of the island, Guam’s logistical capacity is far below the needs of the United States in ...

In order to meet this urgent challenge, the United States government and military must treat grid expansion as a national ...

In the last two weeks, CIMSEC featured writing submitted to our Call for Articles on maritime conflict with Iran. Authors covered a wide range of topics, inclu ...

The U.S. military has a problem in the Western Pacific: the tyranny of distance and time. Delivering military force across the vast Pacific Ocean has never been easy, even for a country as blessed in ...

In the last two weeks, CIMSEC featured writing submitted to our Call for Articles on maritime conflict with Iran. Authors covered a wide range of topics, including strategic differences between allies ...

Recent conflicts in the Middle East highlight how maritime kill chains from ashore impose risk on global shipping. However, Western navies have yet to fully grasp that within these loosely integrated ...

When war broke out between Japan and China in 1894, few expected a Japanese victory. Qing China had undergone its period of self-strengthening and modernization for much longer than the Japanese Meiji ...

Over the past five years, numerous articles have called for increased U.S. defense resources focused on the Arctic. This is a strategic mistake, a distraction. This article will outline the reasons ...

It’s time to discuss the Soviet Navy, so dust off your Norman Polmar guides and your early Tom Clancy novels. Or just ask an old salt and Cold War vet if the Red Fleet used to be a big deal. You might ...