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The case for robust defense spending
Rep. Rob Wittman says blanket cuts to defense spending are irresponsible.
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Stovepipes in space: How the US can overcome bureaucracy to improve capabilities
Space-based efforts are made less efficient and effective by the over-classification and compartmentation of both program and intelligence space information.
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Making the most of the Air Force’s investment in Joint All Domain Command and Control
By focusing first on tactical demonstrations and technical connections, the Air Force plans to build its technical architecture from the bottom-up.
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Moving further into the information age with Joint All-Domain Command and Control
The United States’ comparative military advantage has eroded significantly as the technologies that helped sustain its primacy since the Cold War have proliferated to great power and regional competitors.
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DoD must modernize infrastructure to support cutting-edge technology research
The road to the next great scientific or technological advance starts with basic science and research.
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US Army’s Future Vertical Lift program will transform industry, so we must get it right
It is rare when technological innovation delivers change that fundamentally reshapes military operations.
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Europe must take on its own defense responsibilities
European countries need to start thinking about how to defend the continent and deter potential adversaries with reduced help from American troops.
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Protecting undersea cables must be made a national security priority
Here are the steps U.S. officials and lawmakers should take to protect undersea cables.
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India must actively protect its air defense systems’ OODA loop
One of the crucial elements of India’s defensive capability that remains vulnerable is the OODA loop — observe, orient, decide and act — which is responsible for decision-making during times of crisis.
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It’s time to rethink Japan’s missile defenses
Japan needs to implement a new missile defense architecture that can affordably address the size and capability of the threats it faces today.
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The case for robust defense spending
Rep. Rob Wittman says blanket cuts to defense spending are irresponsible.
-
Stovepipes in space: How the US can overcome bureaucracy to improve capabilities
Space-based efforts are made less efficient and effective by the over-classification and compartmentation of both program and intelligence space information.
-
Making the most of the Air Force’s investment in Joint All Domain Command and Control
By focusing first on tactical demonstrations and technical connections, the Air Force plans to build its technical architecture from the bottom-up.
-
Moving further into the information age with Joint All-Domain Command and Control
The United States’ comparative military advantage has eroded significantly as the technologies that helped sustain its primacy since the Cold War have proliferated to great power and regional competitors.
-
DoD must modernize infrastructure to support cutting-edge technology research
The road to the next great scientific or technological advance starts with basic science and research.
-
US Army’s Future Vertical Lift program will transform industry, so we must get it right
It is rare when technological innovation delivers change that fundamentally reshapes military operations.
-
Europe must take on its own defense responsibilities
European countries need to start thinking about how to defend the continent and deter potential adversaries with reduced help from American troops.
-
Protecting undersea cables must be made a national security priority
Here are the steps U.S. officials and lawmakers should take to protect undersea cables.
-
India must actively protect its air defense systems’ OODA loop
One of the crucial elements of India’s defensive capability that remains vulnerable is the OODA loop — observe, orient, decide and act — which is responsible for decision-making during times of crisis.
-
It’s time to rethink Japan’s missile defenses
Japan needs to implement a new missile defense architecture that can affordably address the size and capability of the threats it faces today.
-
The case for robust defense spending
Rep. Rob Wittman says blanket cuts to defense spending are irresponsible.
-
Stovepipes in space: How the US can overcome bureaucracy to improve capabilities
Space-based efforts are made less efficient and effective by the over-classification and compartmentation of both program and intelligence space information.
-
Making the most of the Air Force’s investment in Joint All Domain Command and Control
By focusing first on tactical demonstrations and technical connections, the Air Force plans to build its technical architecture from the bottom-up.
-
Moving further into the information age with Joint All-Domain Command and Control
The United States’ comparative military advantage has eroded significantly as the technologies that helped sustain its primacy since the Cold War have proliferated to great power and regional competitors.
-
DoD must modernize infrastructure to support cutting-edge technology research
The road to the next great scientific or technological advance starts with basic science and research.
-
US Army’s Future Vertical Lift program will transform industry, so we must get it right
It is rare when technological innovation delivers change that fundamentally reshapes military operations.
-
Europe must take on its own defense responsibilities
European countries need to start thinking about how to defend the continent and deter potential adversaries with reduced help from American troops.
-
Protecting undersea cables must be made a national security priority
Here are the steps U.S. officials and lawmakers should take to protect undersea cables.
-
India must actively protect its air defense systems’ OODA loop
One of the crucial elements of India’s defensive capability that remains vulnerable is the OODA loop — observe, orient, decide and act — which is responsible for decision-making during times of crisis.
-
It’s time to rethink Japan’s missile defenses
Japan needs to implement a new missile defense architecture that can affordably address the size and capability of the threats it faces today.
