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Aligning America’s ends and means in the Indo-Pacific
U.S. Indo-Pacific Command’s sobering assessment of America’s capabilities in the region demands urgent action in Washington.
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COVID-19′s fiscal impact might ironically strengthen national defense
The claim that any cuts to the defense budget will imperil defense is gravely mistaken.
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FCC and Ligado are undermining GPS – and with it, our economy and national security
“We expect the FCC to resolve Department of Defense concerns before moving forward, as required by law,” the Big Four defense authorizers write in this commentary. “If they do not, and unless President Trump intervenes to stop this from moving forward, it will be up to Congress to clean up this mess.”
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Now isn’t the time to push for nuclear modernization
With the coronavirus expected to impact defense budgets, America’s nuclear arsenal should receive a close look.
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NATO’s ‘startup’ charts a bold future in maritime unmanned systems
NATO is continuing its effort to accelerate maritime unmanned systems into the its arsenal to patrol the vast swaths of ocean as well as offset evolving threats.
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Stop China’s predatory investments before the US becomes its next victim
The United States must take immediate action to protect our economic interests from being looted by a uniquely opportunistic adversary.
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China’s island fortifications are a challenge to international norms
There must be a concerted and unified effort to counter the ongoing impacts of China’s artificial island bases.
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Norway’s allies share their views on the country’s new defense plan
Norway’s allies recognize the country as punching above its weight and playing a critical role in the defense of the North Atlantic and High North. But there is no time for complacency.
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DoD must identify its ‘crown jewels’ in preparation for fiscal uncertainty
History suggests that a downturn in defense spending could be coming in the next two to three years, and that is something the military can and should be positioning for today.
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NATO’s new panel needs to think beyond Cold War assumptions
A legacy alliance, NATO has seen better days — today, it is covered in cobwebs and dominated by stale thinking.
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Aligning America’s ends and means in the Indo-Pacific
U.S. Indo-Pacific Command’s sobering assessment of America’s capabilities in the region demands urgent action in Washington.
-
COVID-19′s fiscal impact might ironically strengthen national defense
The claim that any cuts to the defense budget will imperil defense is gravely mistaken.
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FCC and Ligado are undermining GPS – and with it, our economy and national security
“We expect the FCC to resolve Department of Defense concerns before moving forward, as required by law,” the Big Four defense authorizers write in this commentary. “If they do not, and unless President Trump intervenes to stop this from moving forward, it will be up to Congress to clean up this mess.”
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Now isn’t the time to push for nuclear modernization
With the coronavirus expected to impact defense budgets, America’s nuclear arsenal should receive a close look.
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NATO’s ‘startup’ charts a bold future in maritime unmanned systems
NATO is continuing its effort to accelerate maritime unmanned systems into the its arsenal to patrol the vast swaths of ocean as well as offset evolving threats.
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Stop China’s predatory investments before the US becomes its next victim
The United States must take immediate action to protect our economic interests from being looted by a uniquely opportunistic adversary.
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China’s island fortifications are a challenge to international norms
There must be a concerted and unified effort to counter the ongoing impacts of China’s artificial island bases.
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Norway’s allies share their views on the country’s new defense plan
Norway’s allies recognize the country as punching above its weight and playing a critical role in the defense of the North Atlantic and High North. But there is no time for complacency.
-
DoD must identify its ‘crown jewels’ in preparation for fiscal uncertainty
History suggests that a downturn in defense spending could be coming in the next two to three years, and that is something the military can and should be positioning for today.
-
NATO’s new panel needs to think beyond Cold War assumptions
A legacy alliance, NATO has seen better days — today, it is covered in cobwebs and dominated by stale thinking.
-
Aligning America’s ends and means in the Indo-Pacific
U.S. Indo-Pacific Command’s sobering assessment of America’s capabilities in the region demands urgent action in Washington.
-
COVID-19′s fiscal impact might ironically strengthen national defense
The claim that any cuts to the defense budget will imperil defense is gravely mistaken.
-
FCC and Ligado are undermining GPS – and with it, our economy and national security
“We expect the FCC to resolve Department of Defense concerns before moving forward, as required by law,” the Big Four defense authorizers write in this commentary. “If they do not, and unless President Trump intervenes to stop this from moving forward, it will be up to Congress to clean up this mess.”
-
Now isn’t the time to push for nuclear modernization
With the coronavirus expected to impact defense budgets, America’s nuclear arsenal should receive a close look.
-
NATO’s ‘startup’ charts a bold future in maritime unmanned systems
NATO is continuing its effort to accelerate maritime unmanned systems into the its arsenal to patrol the vast swaths of ocean as well as offset evolving threats.
-
Stop China’s predatory investments before the US becomes its next victim
The United States must take immediate action to protect our economic interests from being looted by a uniquely opportunistic adversary.
-
China’s island fortifications are a challenge to international norms
There must be a concerted and unified effort to counter the ongoing impacts of China’s artificial island bases.
-
Norway’s allies share their views on the country’s new defense plan
Norway’s allies recognize the country as punching above its weight and playing a critical role in the defense of the North Atlantic and High North. But there is no time for complacency.
-
DoD must identify its ‘crown jewels’ in preparation for fiscal uncertainty
History suggests that a downturn in defense spending could be coming in the next two to three years, and that is something the military can and should be positioning for today.
-
NATO’s new panel needs to think beyond Cold War assumptions
A legacy alliance, NATO has seen better days — today, it is covered in cobwebs and dominated by stale thinking.
