Kris Osborn is the Military Affairs Editor at 19 FortyFive and President of Warrior Maven - Center for Military Modernization. He specializes in aviation and aerospace, with a focus on drone technology, deep learning, and machine learning. Osborn's insights have been featured in The National Interest, Business Insider, National Security Journal, and several other prominent publications.
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Kris Osborn's coverage touches on various themes such as world affairs, culture & society, and government & politics with a focus on military aircraft, cold war, military weapons, and sniper rifles. The majority of the articles are based on press releases and cite data or government announcements.
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By: Kris Osborn
The DF-26 alone could force U.S. carriers to operate thousands of miles offshore, where a carrier air wing can't strike without non-stealthy aerial refuelers that make easy targets. That's why the Navy's answer starts with its own air wing: E-2D Hawkeyes, drones, and stealthy F-35Cs working to seize air superiority before China's J-35 can close in.
By: Kris Osborn
The real test for the S-500 isn't raw radar range but networking: whether its radar nodes can pass a target track quickly and precisely enough to follow a fast stealth jet from one radar's field of view to the next. If they can, the system could watch much of Eastern Europe's airspace and blunt the air superiority that NATO's hundreds of F-35s give it over Russia's small Su-57 fleet. Russian state outlet RIA Novosti says the S-500 can also detect and counter up to 10 ballistic missile warheads at once.
New "Generative Design" Software "Mass" Scales Drone Production
By: Kris Osborn
The Constellation-class frigate promised 85% FREMM commonality, gained 500 tons, and died. The Navy's FF(X) replacement is built on a Coast Guard cutter hull.
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By: Kris Osborn
The F-15EX Eagle II isn’t stealthy, but it flies Mach 2.5, carries 12 missiles, computes 87 billion operations a second, and tested well against fifth-gen jets.
Army Transforms Command & Control With AI
By: Kris Osborn
Sixth-gen fighters will command drone swarms from the cockpit, ushering in a new era of manned-unmanned teaming and agile air combat...
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By: Kris Osborn
This legendary bomber gets a lethal upgrade, integrating hypersonic weapons for extended reach and enhanced mission capabilities well into the 2040s...
