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Nukes, ICBMs, and unreasonable fears of false alarms
The idea that US deterrent policy relies on launch on warning of our ICBMs is completely erroneous.
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Reforming Acquisitions and the Need for Speed
Rapid delivery of capability to military personnel while maintaining technological and operational relevance should be reason enough to push for increased acquisition speed.
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Women in Special Forces: What the US Can Learn From the Afghans
The number of women serving in the Afghan Special Security Forces is small, but they play an important part in the counterterrorism and counternarcotic capabilities of these forces.
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Defense Funding Reform: Don’t Hang Readiness Out To Dry
Operations and sustainment costs supports our military’s biggest advantages, but they are a high-profile budget target.
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Commentary: Resist Call To Eliminate Minuteman Force
Former US Defense Secretary William Perry has called elimination of the nuclear land-based force of 450 Minuteman missiles
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Commentary: Putin’s Options for Cyber Escalation Over Ukraine
Part of the Ukrainian power grid was recently taken down by a cyber attack, almost certainly by Russian hackers with ties to the Kremlin, the first time there has been such a determined wartime attack.
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Commentary: The Iranian American Moment
Iranian Americans should continue pushing for reforms in Iran to bring stability to the region
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Commentary: US Needs To Prepare for Space War
Potential US adversaries — and particularly nuclear-armed ones — are gearing up to take any war with the US into space
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Commentary: Should Free-Fall in Oil Prices Worry Exporters to Gulf?
What does the plunge in oil prices mean for arms purchases by Gulf states so dependent on oil revenues?
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Commentary: ISIL: The Common Enemy Fiction
Any doubts about whose interests are served by ISIL (ISIS, Daesh, Islamic State) in Syria have been eliminated.
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Nukes, ICBMs, and unreasonable fears of false alarms
The idea that US deterrent policy relies on launch on warning of our ICBMs is completely erroneous.
-
Reforming Acquisitions and the Need for Speed
Rapid delivery of capability to military personnel while maintaining technological and operational relevance should be reason enough to push for increased acquisition speed.
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Women in Special Forces: What the US Can Learn From the Afghans
The number of women serving in the Afghan Special Security Forces is small, but they play an important part in the counterterrorism and counternarcotic capabilities of these forces.
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Defense Funding Reform: Don’t Hang Readiness Out To Dry
Operations and sustainment costs supports our military’s biggest advantages, but they are a high-profile budget target.
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Commentary: Resist Call To Eliminate Minuteman Force
Former US Defense Secretary William Perry has called elimination of the nuclear land-based force of 450 Minuteman missiles
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Commentary: Putin’s Options for Cyber Escalation Over Ukraine
Part of the Ukrainian power grid was recently taken down by a cyber attack, almost certainly by Russian hackers with ties to the Kremlin, the first time there has been such a determined wartime attack.
-
Commentary: The Iranian American Moment
Iranian Americans should continue pushing for reforms in Iran to bring stability to the region
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Commentary: US Needs To Prepare for Space War
Potential US adversaries — and particularly nuclear-armed ones — are gearing up to take any war with the US into space
-
Commentary: Should Free-Fall in Oil Prices Worry Exporters to Gulf?
What does the plunge in oil prices mean for arms purchases by Gulf states so dependent on oil revenues?
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Commentary: ISIL: The Common Enemy Fiction
Any doubts about whose interests are served by ISIL (ISIS, Daesh, Islamic State) in Syria have been eliminated.
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Nukes, ICBMs, and unreasonable fears of false alarms
The idea that US deterrent policy relies on launch on warning of our ICBMs is completely erroneous.
-
Reforming Acquisitions and the Need for Speed
Rapid delivery of capability to military personnel while maintaining technological and operational relevance should be reason enough to push for increased acquisition speed.
-
Women in Special Forces: What the US Can Learn From the Afghans
The number of women serving in the Afghan Special Security Forces is small, but they play an important part in the counterterrorism and counternarcotic capabilities of these forces.
-
Defense Funding Reform: Don’t Hang Readiness Out To Dry
Operations and sustainment costs supports our military’s biggest advantages, but they are a high-profile budget target.
-
Commentary: Resist Call To Eliminate Minuteman Force
Former US Defense Secretary William Perry has called elimination of the nuclear land-based force of 450 Minuteman missiles
-
Commentary: Putin’s Options for Cyber Escalation Over Ukraine
Part of the Ukrainian power grid was recently taken down by a cyber attack, almost certainly by Russian hackers with ties to the Kremlin, the first time there has been such a determined wartime attack.
-
Commentary: The Iranian American Moment
Iranian Americans should continue pushing for reforms in Iran to bring stability to the region
-
Commentary: US Needs To Prepare for Space War
Potential US adversaries — and particularly nuclear-armed ones — are gearing up to take any war with the US into space
-
Commentary: Should Free-Fall in Oil Prices Worry Exporters to Gulf?
What does the plunge in oil prices mean for arms purchases by Gulf states so dependent on oil revenues?
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Commentary: ISIL: The Common Enemy Fiction
Any doubts about whose interests are served by ISIL (ISIS, Daesh, Islamic State) in Syria have been eliminated.
