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Polar icebreakers are key to America’s national interest
The Arctic is a geopolitical convergence point. Without new investment in polar capabilities, our adversaries’ influence will grow.
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End the Pentagon’s OCO slush fund
After 19 years of conflict in Afghanistan, the notion that funding for war fighting cannot be planned for in the regular budget is laughable.
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How do you bridge the ‘valley of death’? Bring a ladder.
What is it about the “valley of death” that both government and commercial software executives strive to cross?
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In defense of the Defense Production Act
DPA projects created a win-win scenario for American workers, public health, national security and the economy.
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Making the case for commercially successful tech
Despite the Pentagon’s efforts to develop advanced technology to strengthen national security and stay competitive, barriers remain.
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America is a maritime nation, and we need to start acting like it
China is threatening the Indo-Pacific region, and America must respond by bolstering its naval power, according to a congressman from Virginia.
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Securely reaping the benefits of direct-to-cloud
The complexity of the cloud can be costly and risky, but the rewards are exponential.
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America must build a coalition to counter China’s accelerating aggression
The U.S. needs to actively build a multinational coalition to counter China, and fast, writes David Geaney.
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‘Buy American’ reforms strike the right balance
Some commentators have been misrepresenting the idea of Buy American, and it’s important to lay out the facts, according to this commentary’s authors.
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Modern nuclear-armed competitors require a new US approach to managing escalation
“The United States does not have — and urgently needs — a methodical concept for managing escalation,” warns Madison Estes of the Center for Naval Analyses.
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Polar icebreakers are key to America’s national interest
The Arctic is a geopolitical convergence point. Without new investment in polar capabilities, our adversaries’ influence will grow.
-
End the Pentagon’s OCO slush fund
After 19 years of conflict in Afghanistan, the notion that funding for war fighting cannot be planned for in the regular budget is laughable.
-
How do you bridge the ‘valley of death’? Bring a ladder.
What is it about the “valley of death” that both government and commercial software executives strive to cross?
-
In defense of the Defense Production Act
DPA projects created a win-win scenario for American workers, public health, national security and the economy.
-
Making the case for commercially successful tech
Despite the Pentagon’s efforts to develop advanced technology to strengthen national security and stay competitive, barriers remain.
-
America is a maritime nation, and we need to start acting like it
China is threatening the Indo-Pacific region, and America must respond by bolstering its naval power, according to a congressman from Virginia.
-
Securely reaping the benefits of direct-to-cloud
The complexity of the cloud can be costly and risky, but the rewards are exponential.
-
America must build a coalition to counter China’s accelerating aggression
The U.S. needs to actively build a multinational coalition to counter China, and fast, writes David Geaney.
-
‘Buy American’ reforms strike the right balance
Some commentators have been misrepresenting the idea of Buy American, and it’s important to lay out the facts, according to this commentary’s authors.
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Modern nuclear-armed competitors require a new US approach to managing escalation
“The United States does not have — and urgently needs — a methodical concept for managing escalation,” warns Madison Estes of the Center for Naval Analyses.
-
Polar icebreakers are key to America’s national interest
The Arctic is a geopolitical convergence point. Without new investment in polar capabilities, our adversaries’ influence will grow.
-
End the Pentagon’s OCO slush fund
After 19 years of conflict in Afghanistan, the notion that funding for war fighting cannot be planned for in the regular budget is laughable.
-
How do you bridge the ‘valley of death’? Bring a ladder.
What is it about the “valley of death” that both government and commercial software executives strive to cross?
-
In defense of the Defense Production Act
DPA projects created a win-win scenario for American workers, public health, national security and the economy.
-
Making the case for commercially successful tech
Despite the Pentagon’s efforts to develop advanced technology to strengthen national security and stay competitive, barriers remain.
-
America is a maritime nation, and we need to start acting like it
China is threatening the Indo-Pacific region, and America must respond by bolstering its naval power, according to a congressman from Virginia.
-
Securely reaping the benefits of direct-to-cloud
The complexity of the cloud can be costly and risky, but the rewards are exponential.
-
America must build a coalition to counter China’s accelerating aggression
The U.S. needs to actively build a multinational coalition to counter China, and fast, writes David Geaney.
-
‘Buy American’ reforms strike the right balance
Some commentators have been misrepresenting the idea of Buy American, and it’s important to lay out the facts, according to this commentary’s authors.
-
Modern nuclear-armed competitors require a new US approach to managing escalation
“The United States does not have — and urgently needs — a methodical concept for managing escalation,” warns Madison Estes of the Center for Naval Analyses.
