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The Russian challenge in the Arctic isn’t about icebreakers [Commentary]
Meeting the Russian challenge in the Arctic will not require more American icebreakers, but additional U.S. submarines and new sensor networks that can help track increasingly quiet Russian subs.
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Commentary: The U.S. Air Force’s new push to brace for war in space
Top brass write that the service is boosting space defenses in the hopes of never needing them.
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Raw deal? U.S. allies around the globe want some payback
Bolster their own industrial base, allies figure, for both revenue opportunities and simpler access to defense technology. Why should the U.S. get such a big piece of the pie?
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Analysis: Rethinking defense investments for Middle East growth
While industrial participation programs in MENA are not a new concept, the precipitous decline in global oil prices has brought forward an urgent emphasis on policies encouraging economic growth and economic diversification.
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Rebuilding defenses: America and the NATO alliance
How is it that both Russia and China can challenge U.S. power?
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Trump’s NATO burden-sharing fervor: Take it for a drive at Munich
Leaders gathering in Munich should take steps together now to facilitate tangible coalition capability down payments.
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Commentary: US Coast Guard deserves military-level funding
The Coast Guard is a military service and should be funded like one, says Rep. Duncan Hunter, R-Calif.
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Russia and Iran: Split over Syria?
If Russia proves genuinely interested in converting military success to a sustainable political settlement, it would put Moscow sharply at odds with Iran and with the regime of Syrian President Bashar Assad.
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Investing in human performance
The U.S. military should substantially increase its investment in biometric monitoring and feedback, cognitive and physical profiling, and performance nutrition and supplementation.
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Let’s bring NATO to Washington
In light of new political realities in America and the worsening security situation in Europe, it is time to consider the future of NATO’s Allied Command Transformation.
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The Russian challenge in the Arctic isn’t about icebreakers [Commentary]
Meeting the Russian challenge in the Arctic will not require more American icebreakers, but additional U.S. submarines and new sensor networks that can help track increasingly quiet Russian subs.
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Commentary: The U.S. Air Force’s new push to brace for war in space
Top brass write that the service is boosting space defenses in the hopes of never needing them.
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Raw deal? U.S. allies around the globe want some payback
Bolster their own industrial base, allies figure, for both revenue opportunities and simpler access to defense technology. Why should the U.S. get such a big piece of the pie?
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Analysis: Rethinking defense investments for Middle East growth
While industrial participation programs in MENA are not a new concept, the precipitous decline in global oil prices has brought forward an urgent emphasis on policies encouraging economic growth and economic diversification.
-
Rebuilding defenses: America and the NATO alliance
How is it that both Russia and China can challenge U.S. power?
-
Trump’s NATO burden-sharing fervor: Take it for a drive at Munich
Leaders gathering in Munich should take steps together now to facilitate tangible coalition capability down payments.
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Commentary: US Coast Guard deserves military-level funding
The Coast Guard is a military service and should be funded like one, says Rep. Duncan Hunter, R-Calif.
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Russia and Iran: Split over Syria?
If Russia proves genuinely interested in converting military success to a sustainable political settlement, it would put Moscow sharply at odds with Iran and with the regime of Syrian President Bashar Assad.
-
Investing in human performance
The U.S. military should substantially increase its investment in biometric monitoring and feedback, cognitive and physical profiling, and performance nutrition and supplementation.
-
Let’s bring NATO to Washington
In light of new political realities in America and the worsening security situation in Europe, it is time to consider the future of NATO’s Allied Command Transformation.
-
The Russian challenge in the Arctic isn’t about icebreakers [Commentary]
Meeting the Russian challenge in the Arctic will not require more American icebreakers, but additional U.S. submarines and new sensor networks that can help track increasingly quiet Russian subs.
-
Commentary: The U.S. Air Force’s new push to brace for war in space
Top brass write that the service is boosting space defenses in the hopes of never needing them.
-
Raw deal? U.S. allies around the globe want some payback
Bolster their own industrial base, allies figure, for both revenue opportunities and simpler access to defense technology. Why should the U.S. get such a big piece of the pie?
-
Analysis: Rethinking defense investments for Middle East growth
While industrial participation programs in MENA are not a new concept, the precipitous decline in global oil prices has brought forward an urgent emphasis on policies encouraging economic growth and economic diversification.
-
Rebuilding defenses: America and the NATO alliance
How is it that both Russia and China can challenge U.S. power?
-
Trump’s NATO burden-sharing fervor: Take it for a drive at Munich
Leaders gathering in Munich should take steps together now to facilitate tangible coalition capability down payments.
-
Commentary: US Coast Guard deserves military-level funding
The Coast Guard is a military service and should be funded like one, says Rep. Duncan Hunter, R-Calif.
-
Russia and Iran: Split over Syria?
If Russia proves genuinely interested in converting military success to a sustainable political settlement, it would put Moscow sharply at odds with Iran and with the regime of Syrian President Bashar Assad.
-
Investing in human performance
The U.S. military should substantially increase its investment in biometric monitoring and feedback, cognitive and physical profiling, and performance nutrition and supplementation.
-
Let’s bring NATO to Washington
In light of new political realities in America and the worsening security situation in Europe, it is time to consider the future of NATO’s Allied Command Transformation.
