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Search ArticlesLogistics: American Navy 3D Printing
July 19, 2026: The American Navy is unable to build the number of ships it needs because nationwide capacity to produce key warship components is limited. Forty years ago, there were some 2,000 metal casting and forging businesses in America creating hundreds of different valves, fittings, and other hull components. Currently, there are far fewer such suppliers, and the Navy has been forced to investigate new technologies.
Winning: Billions For Taiwan Drones
July 19, 2026: Last month, the Taiwanese government proposed spending $6.6 billion to purchase about 211,000 locally manufactured drones to prepare for a potential Chinese invasion. There are 208,200 attack drones, 1,446 reconnaissance drones, and 1,320 naval attack drones. Taiwan is in the process of procuring MQ-9 SeaGuardian and Alyius drones. Taiwan has been threatened with a Chinese attack for over 70 years.
Logistics: Commercial Shipping Crises
Commercial shipping is facing unreliable sea routes and the risks of political, diplomatic and military interference with operations. This is a huge problem because the number of ships at sea on a typical day ranges from 50,000 to 60,000. Half of these are fishing boats, many of them freezer trawlers that stay at sea for months at a time. Five or six thousand Container Ships operate worldwide. There are about 10,000 Bulk Carriers, most of them carrying coal and other raw materials.
Surface Forces: German Frigate Failure
July 17, 2026: Last month, Germany canceled plans to build six F126 frigates. These ships were supposed to cost about $21 billion in total, nearly double the original price. One F126 was under construction, but that work has been halted workers and materials will be sent to other projects. The F126’s were to be the largest warships to serve in the German navy since World War II. The first of the six 10,000-ton F126s was to enter service in 2028.
Infantry: More Ukrainian Ground Combat Droids
July 17, 2026: The Ukrainian military is planning to obtain about 50,000 GTD\Ground Transportation Drones. These will be used to transport supplies, move wounded soldiers to medical facilities in rear areas, and support combat missions.
Surface Forces: Chinese Naval Weishe
July 16, 2026: Chinese military tactics are notable for their use of a traditional Chinese tactic called Weishe, which aims to compel opponents to back down and reconsider their defense plans. Weishe also involves moving military forces and economic activity into a disputed area that will then be claimed by China because the Chinese are there. China dares the other side to attack, secure in the knowledge that this would make China the victim and help China win any ensuing battles.
China: Cuban Chinese Intelligence Facilities
July 16, 2026: Last year the Americans invaded the South American nation of Venezuela and captured its president, Nicolas Maduro, and his wife. The American Special Operations team had to kill dozens of Cuban bodyguards during this successful operation. The American President also threatened nations that might aid Cuba with harsh economic sanctions if they did so. Venezuela was the main source of free and below-market-price oil for Cuba, whose communist regime had bankrupted the nation.
Israel: Israeli Drones And AI In The Iran War
July 15, 2026: During the recent Iran War, the American and Israeli forces that attacked Iran had friends and allies inside Iran. These were the decades-old and loosely associated group of Iranians who worked for Israel as part of a long-range effort to destroy the current religious dictatorship and replace it with a democracy or even the Pahlavi monarchy the Islamic Ayatollahs displaced.
Information Warfare: Ukraine War Comments
July 15, 2026: These comments are from a recent article on TrophyLab , the Ukrainian collection of captured Russian weapons and equipment used in the Ukraine War since 2022. If you want to see all of the comments, go to TrophyLab. Note that the comments feature has become a major source of both information and disinformation since the emergence of the internet in the 1990s.
Air Weapons: Record Ukrainian Drone Attacks In June
July 14, 2026: Last month, Ukrainian drones hit more than 200,000 Russian targets. This killed or wounded nearly 30,000 troops and, increasingly, demoralized the survivors. This explains the growing number of Russian deserters and surrenders to Ukrainian soldiers. The number of attacks has been growing over the last few months, causing panic in the Russian High Command. The attacks have made it difficult, and sometimes impossible, to deliver supplies and reinforcements to Russian front-line units.