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Time for advocates of energy alternatives to take to the air
The science is irrefutable that emissions from transportation and all other sectors are having a clear and irreversible impact on our climate.
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Army artillery: Restoring the king of battle to its throne
What has changed over the past several decades is the capability of army fires, artillery and rockets vis-a-vis potential adversaries.
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US forces should leave Afghanistan, even if a deal with the Taliban fails
The longest conflict in U.S. history finally may be drawing to a close, and it should come as no surprise that diplomacy is the avenue to its completion.
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Look north to find the front line of North America’s defense
The strategies and statements of America’s peer competitors indicating their intent to use advanced weapon systems erode the sanctuary that North American geography once afforded.
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Dear Google, please help your country defend itself
America may not be a perfect partner, but companies like Google should work with the military so its technological edge isn’t eroded, or lives are at greater risk defending shared values.
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Congress must back America’s war fighters with a budget cap deal
Congress delivered for our service members the past two years in a bipartisan manner, and we must do so again.
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Pegasus arrives: KC-46 tanker makes America more effective in era of growing threats
The KC-46s rolling off Boeing’s line today increase the mission-based affordability and effectiveness of America’s military in an era of growing threats.
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Don’t move military funds to build the border wall
The Trump administration should resist declaring an emergency on the border to access Pentagon resources.
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The Pentagon needs a navalist as secretary of defense
In an era of renewed great power competition, America needs a navalist as its new secretary of defense.
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Lawmakers must find common ground to support the defense-industrial base
Although neither side will get everything they want, legislators have many opportunities to advance priorities that matter to everyone, including support for U.S. manufacturing and the American worker.
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Time for advocates of energy alternatives to take to the air
The science is irrefutable that emissions from transportation and all other sectors are having a clear and irreversible impact on our climate.
-
Army artillery: Restoring the king of battle to its throne
What has changed over the past several decades is the capability of army fires, artillery and rockets vis-a-vis potential adversaries.
-
US forces should leave Afghanistan, even if a deal with the Taliban fails
The longest conflict in U.S. history finally may be drawing to a close, and it should come as no surprise that diplomacy is the avenue to its completion.
-
Look north to find the front line of North America’s defense
The strategies and statements of America’s peer competitors indicating their intent to use advanced weapon systems erode the sanctuary that North American geography once afforded.
-
Dear Google, please help your country defend itself
America may not be a perfect partner, but companies like Google should work with the military so its technological edge isn’t eroded, or lives are at greater risk defending shared values.
-
Congress must back America’s war fighters with a budget cap deal
Congress delivered for our service members the past two years in a bipartisan manner, and we must do so again.
-
Pegasus arrives: KC-46 tanker makes America more effective in era of growing threats
The KC-46s rolling off Boeing’s line today increase the mission-based affordability and effectiveness of America’s military in an era of growing threats.
-
Don’t move military funds to build the border wall
The Trump administration should resist declaring an emergency on the border to access Pentagon resources.
-
The Pentagon needs a navalist as secretary of defense
In an era of renewed great power competition, America needs a navalist as its new secretary of defense.
-
Lawmakers must find common ground to support the defense-industrial base
Although neither side will get everything they want, legislators have many opportunities to advance priorities that matter to everyone, including support for U.S. manufacturing and the American worker.
-
Time for advocates of energy alternatives to take to the air
The science is irrefutable that emissions from transportation and all other sectors are having a clear and irreversible impact on our climate.
-
Army artillery: Restoring the king of battle to its throne
What has changed over the past several decades is the capability of army fires, artillery and rockets vis-a-vis potential adversaries.
-
US forces should leave Afghanistan, even if a deal with the Taliban fails
The longest conflict in U.S. history finally may be drawing to a close, and it should come as no surprise that diplomacy is the avenue to its completion.
-
Look north to find the front line of North America’s defense
The strategies and statements of America’s peer competitors indicating their intent to use advanced weapon systems erode the sanctuary that North American geography once afforded.
-
Dear Google, please help your country defend itself
America may not be a perfect partner, but companies like Google should work with the military so its technological edge isn’t eroded, or lives are at greater risk defending shared values.
-
Congress must back America’s war fighters with a budget cap deal
Congress delivered for our service members the past two years in a bipartisan manner, and we must do so again.
-
Pegasus arrives: KC-46 tanker makes America more effective in era of growing threats
The KC-46s rolling off Boeing’s line today increase the mission-based affordability and effectiveness of America’s military in an era of growing threats.
-
Don’t move military funds to build the border wall
The Trump administration should resist declaring an emergency on the border to access Pentagon resources.
-
The Pentagon needs a navalist as secretary of defense
In an era of renewed great power competition, America needs a navalist as its new secretary of defense.
-
Lawmakers must find common ground to support the defense-industrial base
Although neither side will get everything they want, legislators have many opportunities to advance priorities that matter to everyone, including support for U.S. manufacturing and the American worker.
