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America’s Icebreaker – A Ship In Search Of A Course
The campaign to deliver a new icebreaker to the US Coast Guard needs a leader.
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North Korea Says It Wants To Talk, So Let’s
If North Korean leader Kim Jong Un wants to talk to US officials, we should do that. What’s the downside?
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Strategic Actions to Keep the Asian Rebalance and U.S.-Japan Security Cooperation on Track
Beyond the deep symbolism of the President’s visit to Hiroshima later this week, his trip to Vietnam and Japan reflects the sustained U.S. commitment to the rebalance toward the Asia – in all of its economic, political and security dimensions.
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Take Advantage of the Reserves for Innovation
The National Guard and reserves should be the Defense Department’s source of innovation and technical know-how.
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Look to US Small Businesses to Supply War Fighters
The nation’s small businesses can play a key role in providing for the United States’ common defense.
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Shore Up US Nuclear Program
The US’ nuclear capabilities are facing a readiness crisis and lawmakers must act now to prevent a gaping hole in the country’s defense.
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US Navy: Just Make a Decision
The US Navy’s leadership needs a lesson form 1945 on how to make decisions.
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McCain’s Plan for DoD: Acquisition Reform or Return to Old Ways?
Sen. John McCain does not like the way the Pentagon does business and he’s pushing hard for changes. Big changes.
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Special Operations Forces Deserve ‘Budget Stability’
US Special Operations forces deserve to have budget stability as they deploy on missions to dozens of countries.
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Restoring America’s Naval Dominance With Tomahawks
The US Navy faces a new threat on the high seas: As potential adversaries spend lavishly to boost their maritime capabilities, we’re outgunned for the first time in modern history.
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America’s Icebreaker – A Ship In Search Of A Course
The campaign to deliver a new icebreaker to the US Coast Guard needs a leader.
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North Korea Says It Wants To Talk, So Let’s
If North Korean leader Kim Jong Un wants to talk to US officials, we should do that. What’s the downside?
-
Strategic Actions to Keep the Asian Rebalance and U.S.-Japan Security Cooperation on Track
Beyond the deep symbolism of the President’s visit to Hiroshima later this week, his trip to Vietnam and Japan reflects the sustained U.S. commitment to the rebalance toward the Asia – in all of its economic, political and security dimensions.
-
Take Advantage of the Reserves for Innovation
The National Guard and reserves should be the Defense Department’s source of innovation and technical know-how.
-
Look to US Small Businesses to Supply War Fighters
The nation’s small businesses can play a key role in providing for the United States’ common defense.
-
Shore Up US Nuclear Program
The US’ nuclear capabilities are facing a readiness crisis and lawmakers must act now to prevent a gaping hole in the country’s defense.
-
US Navy: Just Make a Decision
The US Navy’s leadership needs a lesson form 1945 on how to make decisions.
-
McCain’s Plan for DoD: Acquisition Reform or Return to Old Ways?
Sen. John McCain does not like the way the Pentagon does business and he’s pushing hard for changes. Big changes.
-
Special Operations Forces Deserve ‘Budget Stability’
US Special Operations forces deserve to have budget stability as they deploy on missions to dozens of countries.
-
Restoring America’s Naval Dominance With Tomahawks
The US Navy faces a new threat on the high seas: As potential adversaries spend lavishly to boost their maritime capabilities, we’re outgunned for the first time in modern history.
-
America’s Icebreaker – A Ship In Search Of A Course
The campaign to deliver a new icebreaker to the US Coast Guard needs a leader.
-
North Korea Says It Wants To Talk, So Let’s
If North Korean leader Kim Jong Un wants to talk to US officials, we should do that. What’s the downside?
-
Strategic Actions to Keep the Asian Rebalance and U.S.-Japan Security Cooperation on Track
Beyond the deep symbolism of the President’s visit to Hiroshima later this week, his trip to Vietnam and Japan reflects the sustained U.S. commitment to the rebalance toward the Asia – in all of its economic, political and security dimensions.
-
Take Advantage of the Reserves for Innovation
The National Guard and reserves should be the Defense Department’s source of innovation and technical know-how.
-
Look to US Small Businesses to Supply War Fighters
The nation’s small businesses can play a key role in providing for the United States’ common defense.
-
Shore Up US Nuclear Program
The US’ nuclear capabilities are facing a readiness crisis and lawmakers must act now to prevent a gaping hole in the country’s defense.
-
US Navy: Just Make a Decision
The US Navy’s leadership needs a lesson form 1945 on how to make decisions.
-
McCain’s Plan for DoD: Acquisition Reform or Return to Old Ways?
Sen. John McCain does not like the way the Pentagon does business and he’s pushing hard for changes. Big changes.
-
Special Operations Forces Deserve ‘Budget Stability’
US Special Operations forces deserve to have budget stability as they deploy on missions to dozens of countries.
-
Restoring America’s Naval Dominance With Tomahawks
The US Navy faces a new threat on the high seas: As potential adversaries spend lavishly to boost their maritime capabilities, we’re outgunned for the first time in modern history.
