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Commentary: Political Choices Shape Industry, Not Mergers
Over the past several years, Pentagon leaders have warned big defense industry companies not to merge with each other.
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Commentary: What To Ask About New Long Range Strike Bomber
Policymakers must ensure they ask the right questions about the new Long Range Strike Bomber’s necessity, its mission set and its cost.
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Rebuild Range or Face Irrelevance
Over the past 20 years, US naval aviation has undergone a dramatic change in focus and capabilities, and not for the better.
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Fund Pre-emptive Self-Defense in Space
In a recent article, I argued that the US needs the right of pre-emptive self-defense in space, which is exercised before an actual space attack has taken place.
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Commentary: Remaking Defense
It is time for Congress to repeal sequestration. Implemented in 2013 by the Budget Control Act of 2011, sequestration reduced funding to government departments with the bulk of the cuts coming from the Department of Defense.
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The Nuclear Agreement Boosts Iran’s Missile Threat
One of the most significant criticisms on JCPOA is the apparent absence of any limits on Iran’s nuclear delivery systems
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Commentary: Multiple Factors Drive Program Success
Congress continues to express concern about weapon system cost growth and is considering multiple acquisition reforms
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What a Shutdown Costs
Even after Speaker Boehner’s resignation, we could find ourselves once again hurtling toward a government shutdown
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Letters: A Gross Misunderstanding
As I read Lt. Col. Paul Darling’s “Value of Stealth Bombers Is Overstated” [Commentary, Aug. 10], I was struck by what seems to be a gross misunderstanding of the subject.
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Commentary: A New Standard for Negotiation With N. Korea
South Korean President Park Geun-hye achieved a landmark success in the 6-point agreement between North and South Korea
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Commentary: Political Choices Shape Industry, Not Mergers
Over the past several years, Pentagon leaders have warned big defense industry companies not to merge with each other.
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Commentary: What To Ask About New Long Range Strike Bomber
Policymakers must ensure they ask the right questions about the new Long Range Strike Bomber’s necessity, its mission set and its cost.
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Rebuild Range or Face Irrelevance
Over the past 20 years, US naval aviation has undergone a dramatic change in focus and capabilities, and not for the better.
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Fund Pre-emptive Self-Defense in Space
In a recent article, I argued that the US needs the right of pre-emptive self-defense in space, which is exercised before an actual space attack has taken place.
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Commentary: Remaking Defense
It is time for Congress to repeal sequestration. Implemented in 2013 by the Budget Control Act of 2011, sequestration reduced funding to government departments with the bulk of the cuts coming from the Department of Defense.
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The Nuclear Agreement Boosts Iran’s Missile Threat
One of the most significant criticisms on JCPOA is the apparent absence of any limits on Iran’s nuclear delivery systems
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Commentary: Multiple Factors Drive Program Success
Congress continues to express concern about weapon system cost growth and is considering multiple acquisition reforms
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What a Shutdown Costs
Even after Speaker Boehner’s resignation, we could find ourselves once again hurtling toward a government shutdown
-
Letters: A Gross Misunderstanding
As I read Lt. Col. Paul Darling’s “Value of Stealth Bombers Is Overstated” [Commentary, Aug. 10], I was struck by what seems to be a gross misunderstanding of the subject.
-
Commentary: A New Standard for Negotiation With N. Korea
South Korean President Park Geun-hye achieved a landmark success in the 6-point agreement between North and South Korea
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Commentary: Political Choices Shape Industry, Not Mergers
Over the past several years, Pentagon leaders have warned big defense industry companies not to merge with each other.
-
Commentary: What To Ask About New Long Range Strike Bomber
Policymakers must ensure they ask the right questions about the new Long Range Strike Bomber’s necessity, its mission set and its cost.
-
Rebuild Range or Face Irrelevance
Over the past 20 years, US naval aviation has undergone a dramatic change in focus and capabilities, and not for the better.
-
Fund Pre-emptive Self-Defense in Space
In a recent article, I argued that the US needs the right of pre-emptive self-defense in space, which is exercised before an actual space attack has taken place.
-
Commentary: Remaking Defense
It is time for Congress to repeal sequestration. Implemented in 2013 by the Budget Control Act of 2011, sequestration reduced funding to government departments with the bulk of the cuts coming from the Department of Defense.
-
The Nuclear Agreement Boosts Iran’s Missile Threat
One of the most significant criticisms on JCPOA is the apparent absence of any limits on Iran’s nuclear delivery systems
-
Commentary: Multiple Factors Drive Program Success
Congress continues to express concern about weapon system cost growth and is considering multiple acquisition reforms
-
What a Shutdown Costs
Even after Speaker Boehner’s resignation, we could find ourselves once again hurtling toward a government shutdown
-
Letters: A Gross Misunderstanding
As I read Lt. Col. Paul Darling’s “Value of Stealth Bombers Is Overstated” [Commentary, Aug. 10], I was struck by what seems to be a gross misunderstanding of the subject.
-
Commentary: A New Standard for Negotiation With N. Korea
South Korean President Park Geun-hye achieved a landmark success in the 6-point agreement between North and South Korea
