The Last MV‑22B Has Been Delivered. The Osprey’s Hardest Chapter Begins Now
The Marine Corps has accepted its 359th and final MV‑22B. The milestone closes the acquisition phase but opens a more difficult chapter: sustaining, modernising and safely operating the Osprey through 2055 while its eventual successor remains undefined.
The Fighter Advantage: What the World’s Leading Combat Aircraft Actually Do Best
Which fighter is truly the best? From the F-35 and Rafale to the J-20, Su-57 and JF-17, this TSB Insight examines what the world’s leading combat aircraft actually do best—and why there is no single winner.
Behind Defence Tenders: The Hidden Architecture of Strategic Procurement
Major defence tenders rarely begin when they appear on a procurement portal. Long before the formal process becomes visible, requirements are shaped, stakeholders form positions, narratives emerge and routes to market are tested. This Insight examines the hidden architecture behind strategic defence procurement and explains why serious consulting is less about access and more about understanding the system.
China’s Type 076 Sichuan Trials: Are we watching another naval aviation superpower take shape?
China’s Type 076 Sichuan trials are more than a ship milestone. They show how China is building a wider naval aviation ecosystem around carriers, amphibious assault ships, drones, fixed-wing aircraft and operations beyond the First Island Chain. The result is not yet parity with the US Navy, but it is a visible shift from naval mass towards aviation-enabled maritime power.