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How will ‘Vision 2030’ affect defense sales to Saudi Arabia?
As Saudi Arabia tries to wean its economy from dependence on oil, it will try to develop its defense industry.
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BRAC, OCO and Truth In Budgeting
The dirty little nonsecret of US defense budgeting is the shell game known as the overseas contingency operations (OCO) fund.
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Neglected Security Policies and Ballistic Missile Defense
It’s time for a new perspective on national security, focusing on a measured response that a potential enemy would not misinterpret.
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12th US Aircraft Carrier Necessary In Increasingly Dangerous World
As global threats to US security increase, so too must the number of US Navy aircraft carriers.
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A New Global Defense Map
PwC has adopted a way to examine 60 nations that include the top 50 defense-spending nations in the world, based on recent defense spending trends and other factors.
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Taiwan Forced To Rethink Its Air Defense Strategy
Air defense planners in Taiwan face a daunting challenge. They need to have enough capacity to deter China, which not only has a large military but, more importantly, for the past 25 years has spent heavily on modernizing that force.
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Replacing, Not Just Retiring, the A-10
One size fits all generally results in something that is ill fitting, at best. So it is with many attempts — built around the commendable push for cost savings — to field multirole weapons platforms.
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Recapitalizing Joint STARS: Small is Beautiful
Rapidly replacing the aging 707s with a fuel-efficient and low-maintenance aircraft promises huge dividends in operating costs over the life of the JSTARS.
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Calming Tensions in South China Sea
What more can be done should China continue to defy calls to cease the buildup and adhere to international law?
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Lessons in the Russian Drawdown in Syria for Ukraine
The Brussels bombings make it abundantly clear that the priority for all states should be defeating radical extremist terrorism – together.
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How will ‘Vision 2030’ affect defense sales to Saudi Arabia?
As Saudi Arabia tries to wean its economy from dependence on oil, it will try to develop its defense industry.
-
BRAC, OCO and Truth In Budgeting
The dirty little nonsecret of US defense budgeting is the shell game known as the overseas contingency operations (OCO) fund.
-
Neglected Security Policies and Ballistic Missile Defense
It’s time for a new perspective on national security, focusing on a measured response that a potential enemy would not misinterpret.
-
12th US Aircraft Carrier Necessary In Increasingly Dangerous World
As global threats to US security increase, so too must the number of US Navy aircraft carriers.
-
A New Global Defense Map
PwC has adopted a way to examine 60 nations that include the top 50 defense-spending nations in the world, based on recent defense spending trends and other factors.
-
Taiwan Forced To Rethink Its Air Defense Strategy
Air defense planners in Taiwan face a daunting challenge. They need to have enough capacity to deter China, which not only has a large military but, more importantly, for the past 25 years has spent heavily on modernizing that force.
-
Replacing, Not Just Retiring, the A-10
One size fits all generally results in something that is ill fitting, at best. So it is with many attempts — built around the commendable push for cost savings — to field multirole weapons platforms.
-
Recapitalizing Joint STARS: Small is Beautiful
Rapidly replacing the aging 707s with a fuel-efficient and low-maintenance aircraft promises huge dividends in operating costs over the life of the JSTARS.
-
Calming Tensions in South China Sea
What more can be done should China continue to defy calls to cease the buildup and adhere to international law?
-
Lessons in the Russian Drawdown in Syria for Ukraine
The Brussels bombings make it abundantly clear that the priority for all states should be defeating radical extremist terrorism – together.
-
How will ‘Vision 2030’ affect defense sales to Saudi Arabia?
As Saudi Arabia tries to wean its economy from dependence on oil, it will try to develop its defense industry.
-
BRAC, OCO and Truth In Budgeting
The dirty little nonsecret of US defense budgeting is the shell game known as the overseas contingency operations (OCO) fund.
-
Neglected Security Policies and Ballistic Missile Defense
It’s time for a new perspective on national security, focusing on a measured response that a potential enemy would not misinterpret.
-
12th US Aircraft Carrier Necessary In Increasingly Dangerous World
As global threats to US security increase, so too must the number of US Navy aircraft carriers.
-
A New Global Defense Map
PwC has adopted a way to examine 60 nations that include the top 50 defense-spending nations in the world, based on recent defense spending trends and other factors.
-
Taiwan Forced To Rethink Its Air Defense Strategy
Air defense planners in Taiwan face a daunting challenge. They need to have enough capacity to deter China, which not only has a large military but, more importantly, for the past 25 years has spent heavily on modernizing that force.
-
Replacing, Not Just Retiring, the A-10
One size fits all generally results in something that is ill fitting, at best. So it is with many attempts — built around the commendable push for cost savings — to field multirole weapons platforms.
-
Recapitalizing Joint STARS: Small is Beautiful
Rapidly replacing the aging 707s with a fuel-efficient and low-maintenance aircraft promises huge dividends in operating costs over the life of the JSTARS.
-
Calming Tensions in South China Sea
What more can be done should China continue to defy calls to cease the buildup and adhere to international law?
-
Lessons in the Russian Drawdown in Syria for Ukraine
The Brussels bombings make it abundantly clear that the priority for all states should be defeating radical extremist terrorism – together.
