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Commentary: A Strategy for South China Sea
The US-China relationship is entering a new phase. Beijing has become more confident, global and assertive. In a relationship that has unique cooperative and competitive elements, none will stress that relationship more than those concerning the South China Sea.
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Commentary: The Power of Innovation
Recently, US Defense Secretary Ash Carter visited Silicon Valley hoping to help the nation’s capital tap the innovative spirit of the world’s digital capital. He met with Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg, power-brunched with the financial seers at Andreessen Horowitz and lectured at Stanford.
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Commentary: Reject Navy’s Budget Gimmick
Congressional defense appropriators and authorizers are engaged in an oversight food fight over the Ohio-class replacement program to acquire the next-generation ballistic missile submarine.
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Editorial: Fund US Deterrent Programs
The US decision to move 250 tanks, armored personnel carriers and howitzers to the Baltics, Bulgaria, Germany, Poland and Romania is a welcome signal for NATO allies worried about Russia.
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Commentary: Industrial Base 10 Years Out
Little — virtually nothing — has been said about the way the budget over the next decade will shape the defense industry.
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Commentary: Protecting Nuclear Sanity
The threat of nuclear war between Russia and the West, long relegated to Cold War history, reappeared last year as the crisis in East-West relations escalated.
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Editorial: Coordinate Parallel Efforts
As is often the case in the run-up to a major air show, European nations have launched a high-profile industry initiative, in this case their latest effort to develop an alternative to US and Israeli remotely operated aircraft.
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Commentary: Cyber Command as a 5-Year-Old
US Cyber Command recently celebrated its fifth year as the nation’s premier military cyber headquarters.
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Commentary: Defend Freedom of Navigation
For the first time since the 1980s, the United States and the world are fixated on the right of freedom of navigation
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Commentary: A Strategy for South China Sea
The US-China relationship is entering a new phase. Beijing has become more confident, global and assertive. In a relationship that has unique cooperative and competitive elements, none will stress that relationship more than those concerning the South China Sea.
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Commentary: The Power of Innovation
Recently, US Defense Secretary Ash Carter visited Silicon Valley hoping to help the nation’s capital tap the innovative spirit of the world’s digital capital. He met with Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg, power-brunched with the financial seers at Andreessen Horowitz and lectured at Stanford.
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Commentary: Reject Navy’s Budget Gimmick
Congressional defense appropriators and authorizers are engaged in an oversight food fight over the Ohio-class replacement program to acquire the next-generation ballistic missile submarine.
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Editorial: Fund US Deterrent Programs
The US decision to move 250 tanks, armored personnel carriers and howitzers to the Baltics, Bulgaria, Germany, Poland and Romania is a welcome signal for NATO allies worried about Russia.
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Commentary: Industrial Base 10 Years Out
Little — virtually nothing — has been said about the way the budget over the next decade will shape the defense industry.
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Commentary: Protecting Nuclear Sanity
The threat of nuclear war between Russia and the West, long relegated to Cold War history, reappeared last year as the crisis in East-West relations escalated.
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Editorial: Coordinate Parallel Efforts
As is often the case in the run-up to a major air show, European nations have launched a high-profile industry initiative, in this case their latest effort to develop an alternative to US and Israeli remotely operated aircraft.
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Commentary: Cyber Command as a 5-Year-Old
US Cyber Command recently celebrated its fifth year as the nation’s premier military cyber headquarters.
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Commentary: Defend Freedom of Navigation
For the first time since the 1980s, the United States and the world are fixated on the right of freedom of navigation
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Editorial: Weigh All Options, But Do No Harm
Editorial: Weigh All Options, But Do No Harm
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Commentary: A Strategy for South China Sea
The US-China relationship is entering a new phase. Beijing has become more confident, global and assertive. In a relationship that has unique cooperative and competitive elements, none will stress that relationship more than those concerning the South China Sea.
-
Commentary: The Power of Innovation
Recently, US Defense Secretary Ash Carter visited Silicon Valley hoping to help the nation’s capital tap the innovative spirit of the world’s digital capital. He met with Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg, power-brunched with the financial seers at Andreessen Horowitz and lectured at Stanford.
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Commentary: Reject Navy’s Budget Gimmick
Congressional defense appropriators and authorizers are engaged in an oversight food fight over the Ohio-class replacement program to acquire the next-generation ballistic missile submarine.
-
Editorial: Fund US Deterrent Programs
The US decision to move 250 tanks, armored personnel carriers and howitzers to the Baltics, Bulgaria, Germany, Poland and Romania is a welcome signal for NATO allies worried about Russia.
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Commentary: Industrial Base 10 Years Out
Little — virtually nothing — has been said about the way the budget over the next decade will shape the defense industry.
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Commentary: Protecting Nuclear Sanity
The threat of nuclear war between Russia and the West, long relegated to Cold War history, reappeared last year as the crisis in East-West relations escalated.
-
Editorial: Coordinate Parallel Efforts
As is often the case in the run-up to a major air show, European nations have launched a high-profile industry initiative, in this case their latest effort to develop an alternative to US and Israeli remotely operated aircraft.
-
Commentary: Cyber Command as a 5-Year-Old
US Cyber Command recently celebrated its fifth year as the nation’s premier military cyber headquarters.
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Commentary: Defend Freedom of Navigation
For the first time since the 1980s, the United States and the world are fixated on the right of freedom of navigation
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Editorial: Weigh All Options, But Do No Harm
Editorial: Weigh All Options, But Do No Harm
