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It’s Not Just Israel’s Challenge
The expanding US combat mission, coupled with both presidential candidates vowing to be more aggressive against ISIS, makes it highly likely the militant organization will exploit images of civilian casualties and suffering to undermine the legitimacy of our military campaign.
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Russia-Turkey Relations: Rapprochement on Russian Terms
The so-called strategic partnership between Turkey and Russia coined by some Turkish analysts and commentators never really existed but was rather a Turkish vision without strategic backup.
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Advancing US Security Through Foreign Military Sales
Recently, some have claimed that FMS is a broken system. We respectfully disagree.
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Stop Eating the Seed Corn: The Growing Squeeze on Missile Defense R&D
Stop Eating the Seed Corn: The Growing Squeeze on Missile Defense R&D
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Book Review: A Cautionary Tale of the Israel Defense Forces
For students of warfare, Mideast enthusiasts or anyone inspired by stories of redemption after a fall from grace, a new English version of a book by retired Israeli Brig. Gen.
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A Congressional Perspective on RIMPAC
Ultimately, RIMPAC just further verified my belief in the need for a 350 ship Navy that allows us to succeed in all our international missions, especially those in the Pacific.
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How Defense Choices Affect Military Readiness
As a global hegemon, the United States is a leader in the market of international security.
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Great Expectations
It will fall on Pentagon leadership, including the new DIUx offices, to be the gatekeeper for legitimate scientific investments, lest precious defense resources are spent on the wrong things.
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A Role For DoD’s New Under Secretary
In February 2017 current law requires that DoD establish a new Under Secretary for Business Management and Information. Improving execution management should be one focus for the new office.
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It’s Not Just Israel’s Challenge
The expanding US combat mission, coupled with both presidential candidates vowing to be more aggressive against ISIS, makes it highly likely the militant organization will exploit images of civilian casualties and suffering to undermine the legitimacy of our military campaign.
-
Russia-Turkey Relations: Rapprochement on Russian Terms
The so-called strategic partnership between Turkey and Russia coined by some Turkish analysts and commentators never really existed but was rather a Turkish vision without strategic backup.
-
Advancing US Security Through Foreign Military Sales
Recently, some have claimed that FMS is a broken system. We respectfully disagree.
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Analysis: Bombing Hasakah
Analysis: Bombing Hasakah
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Stop Eating the Seed Corn: The Growing Squeeze on Missile Defense R&D
Stop Eating the Seed Corn: The Growing Squeeze on Missile Defense R&D
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Book Review: A Cautionary Tale of the Israel Defense Forces
For students of warfare, Mideast enthusiasts or anyone inspired by stories of redemption after a fall from grace, a new English version of a book by retired Israeli Brig. Gen.
-
A Congressional Perspective on RIMPAC
Ultimately, RIMPAC just further verified my belief in the need for a 350 ship Navy that allows us to succeed in all our international missions, especially those in the Pacific.
-
How Defense Choices Affect Military Readiness
As a global hegemon, the United States is a leader in the market of international security.
-
Great Expectations
It will fall on Pentagon leadership, including the new DIUx offices, to be the gatekeeper for legitimate scientific investments, lest precious defense resources are spent on the wrong things.
-
A Role For DoD’s New Under Secretary
In February 2017 current law requires that DoD establish a new Under Secretary for Business Management and Information. Improving execution management should be one focus for the new office.
-
It’s Not Just Israel’s Challenge
The expanding US combat mission, coupled with both presidential candidates vowing to be more aggressive against ISIS, makes it highly likely the militant organization will exploit images of civilian casualties and suffering to undermine the legitimacy of our military campaign.
-
Russia-Turkey Relations: Rapprochement on Russian Terms
The so-called strategic partnership between Turkey and Russia coined by some Turkish analysts and commentators never really existed but was rather a Turkish vision without strategic backup.
-
Advancing US Security Through Foreign Military Sales
Recently, some have claimed that FMS is a broken system. We respectfully disagree.
-
Analysis: Bombing Hasakah
Analysis: Bombing Hasakah
-
Stop Eating the Seed Corn: The Growing Squeeze on Missile Defense R&D
Stop Eating the Seed Corn: The Growing Squeeze on Missile Defense R&D
-
Book Review: A Cautionary Tale of the Israel Defense Forces
For students of warfare, Mideast enthusiasts or anyone inspired by stories of redemption after a fall from grace, a new English version of a book by retired Israeli Brig. Gen.
-
A Congressional Perspective on RIMPAC
Ultimately, RIMPAC just further verified my belief in the need for a 350 ship Navy that allows us to succeed in all our international missions, especially those in the Pacific.
-
How Defense Choices Affect Military Readiness
As a global hegemon, the United States is a leader in the market of international security.
-
Great Expectations
It will fall on Pentagon leadership, including the new DIUx offices, to be the gatekeeper for legitimate scientific investments, lest precious defense resources are spent on the wrong things.
-
A Role For DoD’s New Under Secretary
In February 2017 current law requires that DoD establish a new Under Secretary for Business Management and Information. Improving execution management should be one focus for the new office.
