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Cannons and machine guns are being tested as drone-killers in 2 warsBusiness Insider | 03 Jun 2024
Samuel Bendett, an expert in unmanned and robotic military systems at the Center for Naval Analyses, said, "I think the Israelis are likely seeing what does and does not work in Ukraine — the key is to create an effective and relatively cheap defense against incoming drones, and Ukrainians are one of the leading developers in that area right now."
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Naval Interoperability and NATO’s Naval Presence: Lessons from the Red SeaCIMSEC Blog | 01 May 2024
Joshua Tallis has argued, “In this time of high tension, very few combatants are attached to the alliance’s two major standing naval groups.”
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How to Defend U.S. Rights to a Million Square Kilometers of Ocean FloorForeign Policy | 11 Apr 2024
Cornell Overfield writes, “Finally ratifying UNCLOS would pull the carpet out from under cynical Russian and Chinese attempts to paint the United States as an international rule-breaker at sea.”
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NATO’s Navies at 75: Five Operational Imperatives to WatchProceedings | 04 Apr 2024
Joshua Tallis writes, “The choices NATO navies are making today will shape allied commanders’ options for decades to come.”