Author Archives: Rebecca L. Grant, Ph.D.
This US Bomber Is Why China Suddenly Wants To Talk About Nukes And AI (From Fox News)
The Air Force’s super-secret B-21 Raider stealth bomber quietly made its first flight in California on Nov. 10, flying from the factory to Edwards AFB at not much more than tree-top level. Yes, right before China’s President Xi Jinping visited [Read More...]
This US Bomber Is Why China Suddenly Wants To Talk About Nukes And AI (From Fox News)
The Air Force’s super-secret B-21 Raider stealth bomber quietly made its first flight in California on Nov. 10, flying from the factory to Edwards AFB at not much more than tree-top level.
Yes, right before China’s President Xi Jinping visited [Read More...]
Iran Doubles Down On Terror But It Holds A Losing Hand (From Fox News)
The mullahs in Iran are gloating over anti-Israel protests, and harassment attacks by the Axis of Resistance. Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Quds force commander Esmail Ghaani has been shuttling to Lebanon and other locations, holding meetings, hoping to whip up [Read More...]
Navy Finds Perfect Wingman For Carrier Pilots – AI (From Fox News)
Move over, Maverick. AI software can land a plane on a carrier deck better than you. Over 5,000 men and women crew each of America’s 11 aircraft carriers, but the U.S. Navy’s counting on AI to help them fight China. [Read More...]
Biden In Israel: President’s Biggest National Security Test Is One He Can’t Fail (From Fox News)
Done right, American leadership will keep the Abraham Accords peace process on track, slam the door on Iran and prevent China from making cheap diplomatic gains. “We’re surging additional military assistance, including ammunition and interceptors to replenish Iron Dome,” President [Read More...]
Lexington Study: Tactical Aircraft and the Preservation of U.S. Air Dominance
The preservation of air dominance is crucial to strategic deterrence and to the successful prosecution of modern warfare. General Charles Horner developed and implemented the air campaign in Operation Desert Storm in 1991. He put it best when he said: [Read More...]
Tactical Aircraft and the Preservation of U.S. Air Dominance
Research Study
Introduction
The case for focusing on air dominance has its roots in the most successful of U.S. military operations. One built around it was the invasion of Normandy. Air dominance was the basis of the whole plan as [Read More...]
Smart Grid Implementation: Strategies for Success
Executive Summary
The United States is well underway with the modernization of its energy grid, driven by $4.5 billion in American Recovery and Reinvestment Act grants and other Congressional legislation. Smart Grid needs to be implemented quickly enough to provide [Read More...]
ENERGY: MAKE THE SMART GRID WORK FOR VIRGINIANS
Richmond Times-Dispatch
When President Obama announced $3.4 billion in new federal grants to upgrade the nation’s power grid last month, he did so amid many references to 21st century technology. A “smart” power grid based on new technology will be [Read More...]
Nuclear Strategy: Yes, It Still Takes a Triad
“It is disturbing that the future of the strategic Triad — a deterrent force composed of manned bombers, land-based ICBMs, and submarine-launched ballistic missiles — is in question just as a mutually reinforcing mix of forces has become more important [Read More...]