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President Biden shouldn’t replace military strength with diplomacy
If the Biden administration is serious about the security of our nation, it must ensure a strong national defense that will deter China and Russia.
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Here are the challenges involved in building the future US Navy
Cost control has to be restored if there is to be any hope of rebuilding the Navy.
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The US must invest and prepare for the threat of what is yet to come
We can make our threats sincerely, but without a capability to back them up, they’re not credible.
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Biden’s post-COVID defense budget choice: A resurgence or a decline
Thomas Mahnken and Roger Zakheim say that recent war games show a 10 percent cut to defense would leave the Pentagon woefully underfunded.
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Why America needs a layered homeland missile defense
The ballistic missile threat to our homeland is real, and we need a continual dialogue on how to address it, including a layered approach.
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Four challenges to countering WMDs — and how to overcome them
Reformulated strategies and reorganizations alone will not sufficiently protect against today’s highly complex, multiregional, overlapping threats by adversaries old and new.
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Trump’s behavior demonstrates that Biden must change US nuclear policy
President-elect Joe Biden should limit his own authority to order a nuclear attack.
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Bolstering US-Japan technology ties is key to deterring threats in Asia
A top security issue for the incoming Biden administration must be forging closer technology ties with Japan as a counterweight to the trinity of mutual adversaries we face in Asia.
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Advancing AI leadership in the NDAA
The annual defense policy enacted 17 recommendations to improve U.S. artificial intelligence competitiveness. Now more work is needed, a congresswoman says.
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NATO secretary general: Our alliance must remain strong militarily and politically across the globe
The only thing we can be certain of is uncertainty itself — and we must learn to deal with it.
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President Biden shouldn’t replace military strength with diplomacy
If the Biden administration is serious about the security of our nation, it must ensure a strong national defense that will deter China and Russia.
-
Here are the challenges involved in building the future US Navy
Cost control has to be restored if there is to be any hope of rebuilding the Navy.
-
The US must invest and prepare for the threat of what is yet to come
We can make our threats sincerely, but without a capability to back them up, they’re not credible.
-
Biden’s post-COVID defense budget choice: A resurgence or a decline
Thomas Mahnken and Roger Zakheim say that recent war games show a 10 percent cut to defense would leave the Pentagon woefully underfunded.
-
Why America needs a layered homeland missile defense
The ballistic missile threat to our homeland is real, and we need a continual dialogue on how to address it, including a layered approach.
-
Four challenges to countering WMDs — and how to overcome them
Reformulated strategies and reorganizations alone will not sufficiently protect against today’s highly complex, multiregional, overlapping threats by adversaries old and new.
-
Trump’s behavior demonstrates that Biden must change US nuclear policy
President-elect Joe Biden should limit his own authority to order a nuclear attack.
-
Bolstering US-Japan technology ties is key to deterring threats in Asia
A top security issue for the incoming Biden administration must be forging closer technology ties with Japan as a counterweight to the trinity of mutual adversaries we face in Asia.
-
Advancing AI leadership in the NDAA
The annual defense policy enacted 17 recommendations to improve U.S. artificial intelligence competitiveness. Now more work is needed, a congresswoman says.
-
NATO secretary general: Our alliance must remain strong militarily and politically across the globe
The only thing we can be certain of is uncertainty itself — and we must learn to deal with it.
-
President Biden shouldn’t replace military strength with diplomacy
If the Biden administration is serious about the security of our nation, it must ensure a strong national defense that will deter China and Russia.
-
Here are the challenges involved in building the future US Navy
Cost control has to be restored if there is to be any hope of rebuilding the Navy.
-
The US must invest and prepare for the threat of what is yet to come
We can make our threats sincerely, but without a capability to back them up, they’re not credible.
-
Biden’s post-COVID defense budget choice: A resurgence or a decline
Thomas Mahnken and Roger Zakheim say that recent war games show a 10 percent cut to defense would leave the Pentagon woefully underfunded.
-
Why America needs a layered homeland missile defense
The ballistic missile threat to our homeland is real, and we need a continual dialogue on how to address it, including a layered approach.
-
Four challenges to countering WMDs — and how to overcome them
Reformulated strategies and reorganizations alone will not sufficiently protect against today’s highly complex, multiregional, overlapping threats by adversaries old and new.
-
Trump’s behavior demonstrates that Biden must change US nuclear policy
President-elect Joe Biden should limit his own authority to order a nuclear attack.
-
Bolstering US-Japan technology ties is key to deterring threats in Asia
A top security issue for the incoming Biden administration must be forging closer technology ties with Japan as a counterweight to the trinity of mutual adversaries we face in Asia.
-
Advancing AI leadership in the NDAA
The annual defense policy enacted 17 recommendations to improve U.S. artificial intelligence competitiveness. Now more work is needed, a congresswoman says.
-
NATO secretary general: Our alliance must remain strong militarily and politically across the globe
The only thing we can be certain of is uncertainty itself — and we must learn to deal with it.
