Military defence history spans centuries of evolving tactics, technologies, and strategies. From ancient fortifications and mediaeval warfare to gunpowder empires and modern mechanised armies, defence has shaped civilisations. Innovations like tanks, radar, nuclear weapons, and cyber warfare reflect ongoing adaptation. Defence history mirrors humanity’s constant pursuit of security and dominance.
Historical
The War of Attrition set two significant lessons for air power during the Arab-Israeli conflict of 1969-70....
In August 1965, Pakistan launched a secret military operation codenamed Operation Gibraltar, aimed at provoking rebellion in...
The 1982 Falklands War between Britain and Argentina was not just a battle for territory—it was also...
President Zia-ul-Haq played a crucial role in shaping Pakistan’s defense policies. One of the most intriguing yet...
Operation Linebacker II, often called the “Christmas Bombing,”, was a pivotal U.S. military campaign during the Vietnam...
The Rise of Soviet Air Defense in the Cold War By the mid-20th century, the Soviet Union...
During the late 20th century, Israel actively considered preemptive strikes against Pakistan’s nuclear facilities. Concerned about the...
The Chechen War (1994–1996) provided several sobering lessons in modern warfare. Among these was the devastating ambush...
Introduction In 2002, a severe crash during a standard test flight ended the Su-37 “Terminator” prototype programme,...
During the Cold War, studying enemy technology was mutual. Many know about American efforts like Have Doughnut,...
