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Light-attack aircraft is the solution to the US Air Force’s dwindling fleet
Congress should provide funds specifically for the acquisition of light-attack combat and reconnaissance aircraft within Air Force Special Operations Command.
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Russian defense spending is much larger, and more sustainable than it seems
Ask yourself: Do we really know how much our adversaries spend on their military, and what they are getting for their money?
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It’s time to advance America’s asymmetric advantage by equipping the Air Force
Never has the Air Force aircraft inventory been so small or so old. The time has come to reset the force.
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Competition with China requires new technology transfer rules for US allies and Silicon Valley
The time has come for new defense export reforms, says a former Pentagon official and key staffer for Sen. John McCain.
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Germany muddles through another NATO shindig
Say what you will about Germany’s defense spending, the ritual of U.S. leaders trashing Berlin is almost becoming something of a unifying force within the alliance.
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The Pentagon’s cost assessment office needs to reassess its F-15EX findings
Congress has a lot to consider as it assesses the best path forward for air superiority.
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NATO’s growing membership, demonization of Putin drive anti-Western policies
Is NATO adding fuel to the fire? This is the second of a two-part commentary on a Russian perspective of NATO, and the future of Russian-Western relations.
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NATO is the obstacle to improving Russian-Western relations
In this first of a two-part commentary, a Russian analyst discusses Moscow’s perspective of NATO, and the future of relations with the West.
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The enduring case for American naval power
With less than half of the Navy we had 30 years ago, but arguably three times the responsibility, and growing, we must reassert a decisive naval force and its relationship to American prosperity.
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The European Deterrence (Reassurance) Initiative sends the wrong message
In Washington, the European Deterrence Initiative is cast as a demonstration of America’s commitment to European allies. In reality, however, it’s a duplicative program which functions as yet another U.S. entitlement to Europe.
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Light-attack aircraft is the solution to the US Air Force’s dwindling fleet
Congress should provide funds specifically for the acquisition of light-attack combat and reconnaissance aircraft within Air Force Special Operations Command.
-
Russian defense spending is much larger, and more sustainable than it seems
Ask yourself: Do we really know how much our adversaries spend on their military, and what they are getting for their money?
-
It’s time to advance America’s asymmetric advantage by equipping the Air Force
Never has the Air Force aircraft inventory been so small or so old. The time has come to reset the force.
-
Competition with China requires new technology transfer rules for US allies and Silicon Valley
The time has come for new defense export reforms, says a former Pentagon official and key staffer for Sen. John McCain.
-
Germany muddles through another NATO shindig
Say what you will about Germany’s defense spending, the ritual of U.S. leaders trashing Berlin is almost becoming something of a unifying force within the alliance.
-
The Pentagon’s cost assessment office needs to reassess its F-15EX findings
Congress has a lot to consider as it assesses the best path forward for air superiority.
-
NATO’s growing membership, demonization of Putin drive anti-Western policies
Is NATO adding fuel to the fire? This is the second of a two-part commentary on a Russian perspective of NATO, and the future of Russian-Western relations.
-
NATO is the obstacle to improving Russian-Western relations
In this first of a two-part commentary, a Russian analyst discusses Moscow’s perspective of NATO, and the future of relations with the West.
-
The enduring case for American naval power
With less than half of the Navy we had 30 years ago, but arguably three times the responsibility, and growing, we must reassert a decisive naval force and its relationship to American prosperity.
-
The European Deterrence (Reassurance) Initiative sends the wrong message
In Washington, the European Deterrence Initiative is cast as a demonstration of America’s commitment to European allies. In reality, however, it’s a duplicative program which functions as yet another U.S. entitlement to Europe.
-
Light-attack aircraft is the solution to the US Air Force’s dwindling fleet
Congress should provide funds specifically for the acquisition of light-attack combat and reconnaissance aircraft within Air Force Special Operations Command.
-
Russian defense spending is much larger, and more sustainable than it seems
Ask yourself: Do we really know how much our adversaries spend on their military, and what they are getting for their money?
-
It’s time to advance America’s asymmetric advantage by equipping the Air Force
Never has the Air Force aircraft inventory been so small or so old. The time has come to reset the force.
-
Competition with China requires new technology transfer rules for US allies and Silicon Valley
The time has come for new defense export reforms, says a former Pentagon official and key staffer for Sen. John McCain.
-
Germany muddles through another NATO shindig
Say what you will about Germany’s defense spending, the ritual of U.S. leaders trashing Berlin is almost becoming something of a unifying force within the alliance.
-
The Pentagon’s cost assessment office needs to reassess its F-15EX findings
Congress has a lot to consider as it assesses the best path forward for air superiority.
-
NATO’s growing membership, demonization of Putin drive anti-Western policies
Is NATO adding fuel to the fire? This is the second of a two-part commentary on a Russian perspective of NATO, and the future of Russian-Western relations.
-
NATO is the obstacle to improving Russian-Western relations
In this first of a two-part commentary, a Russian analyst discusses Moscow’s perspective of NATO, and the future of relations with the West.
-
The enduring case for American naval power
With less than half of the Navy we had 30 years ago, but arguably three times the responsibility, and growing, we must reassert a decisive naval force and its relationship to American prosperity.
-
The European Deterrence (Reassurance) Initiative sends the wrong message
In Washington, the European Deterrence Initiative is cast as a demonstration of America’s commitment to European allies. In reality, however, it’s a duplicative program which functions as yet another U.S. entitlement to Europe.
