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Inside DoD, the customer is speaking loudly
At its core, the dramatic increase in workarounds at DoD of the traditional acquisition process is a sure sign of growing customer unhappiness and frustration.
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Nuclear Posture Review: Recognizing the return to great power competition
The recently-released Nuclear Posture Review reflects the central conclusion of the broader National Defense Strategy released in January: the U.S. must recognize the reality of a return to great power competition and posture itself accordingly.
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Air mobility: A clear need for future environments
In any future environment, a robust mobility capability will be required; the versatility it offers as an instrument of national power is foundational to military, diplomatic and even economic success.
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Reality check: ‘Shithole’ comments make US global security efforts that much more difficult
When the most vulnerable are alienated, or feel a sense of neglect, they just might look elsewhere for a sense of stability.
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From CES: The sea is alive with cheap, powerful robots — and that will be dangerous
It remains to be seen how non-state actors will incorporate commercial robots into their operations. But the low cost means that if there is a nefarious purpose for underwater cameras, it won’t be that hard for someone to figure it out.
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The DoD office you’ve never heard of — and why that’s about to change
As fiscal pressures mount, modernization is by no means certain unless we do something about the efficiency of our acquisition programs.
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It was a tense 2017. Here’s how it prepared us for 2018.
Will 2018 be little more than iterative movements forward? One can only hope. After a tough 2017, it’s hard to imagine any major event that could enhance global security, versus jeopardizing it.
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Does the US Navy have a strategy beyond hope?
The world’s media abounds with reports of the growing military capabilities of those who would challenge the U.S. Where is the U.S. Navy in all this?
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Why the Pentagon can’t buy space hardware like aircraft carriers
If Pentagon leaders want to transform acquisition, here are the next commercial tenets they should adopt.
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‘Elite Warriors’: A refreshingly Eastern perspective on special forces
A new book authored by experts from a Moscow-based think tank explores the proliferation of special operations forces by major and minor powers across the globe.
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Inside DoD, the customer is speaking loudly
At its core, the dramatic increase in workarounds at DoD of the traditional acquisition process is a sure sign of growing customer unhappiness and frustration.
-
Nuclear Posture Review: Recognizing the return to great power competition
The recently-released Nuclear Posture Review reflects the central conclusion of the broader National Defense Strategy released in January: the U.S. must recognize the reality of a return to great power competition and posture itself accordingly.
-
Air mobility: A clear need for future environments
In any future environment, a robust mobility capability will be required; the versatility it offers as an instrument of national power is foundational to military, diplomatic and even economic success.
-
Reality check: ‘Shithole’ comments make US global security efforts that much more difficult
When the most vulnerable are alienated, or feel a sense of neglect, they just might look elsewhere for a sense of stability.
-
From CES: The sea is alive with cheap, powerful robots — and that will be dangerous
It remains to be seen how non-state actors will incorporate commercial robots into their operations. But the low cost means that if there is a nefarious purpose for underwater cameras, it won’t be that hard for someone to figure it out.
-
The DoD office you’ve never heard of — and why that’s about to change
As fiscal pressures mount, modernization is by no means certain unless we do something about the efficiency of our acquisition programs.
-
It was a tense 2017. Here’s how it prepared us for 2018.
Will 2018 be little more than iterative movements forward? One can only hope. After a tough 2017, it’s hard to imagine any major event that could enhance global security, versus jeopardizing it.
-
Does the US Navy have a strategy beyond hope?
The world’s media abounds with reports of the growing military capabilities of those who would challenge the U.S. Where is the U.S. Navy in all this?
-
Why the Pentagon can’t buy space hardware like aircraft carriers
If Pentagon leaders want to transform acquisition, here are the next commercial tenets they should adopt.
-
‘Elite Warriors’: A refreshingly Eastern perspective on special forces
A new book authored by experts from a Moscow-based think tank explores the proliferation of special operations forces by major and minor powers across the globe.
-
Inside DoD, the customer is speaking loudly
At its core, the dramatic increase in workarounds at DoD of the traditional acquisition process is a sure sign of growing customer unhappiness and frustration.
-
Nuclear Posture Review: Recognizing the return to great power competition
The recently-released Nuclear Posture Review reflects the central conclusion of the broader National Defense Strategy released in January: the U.S. must recognize the reality of a return to great power competition and posture itself accordingly.
-
Air mobility: A clear need for future environments
In any future environment, a robust mobility capability will be required; the versatility it offers as an instrument of national power is foundational to military, diplomatic and even economic success.
-
Reality check: ‘Shithole’ comments make US global security efforts that much more difficult
When the most vulnerable are alienated, or feel a sense of neglect, they just might look elsewhere for a sense of stability.
-
From CES: The sea is alive with cheap, powerful robots — and that will be dangerous
It remains to be seen how non-state actors will incorporate commercial robots into their operations. But the low cost means that if there is a nefarious purpose for underwater cameras, it won’t be that hard for someone to figure it out.
-
The DoD office you’ve never heard of — and why that’s about to change
As fiscal pressures mount, modernization is by no means certain unless we do something about the efficiency of our acquisition programs.
-
It was a tense 2017. Here’s how it prepared us for 2018.
Will 2018 be little more than iterative movements forward? One can only hope. After a tough 2017, it’s hard to imagine any major event that could enhance global security, versus jeopardizing it.
-
Does the US Navy have a strategy beyond hope?
The world’s media abounds with reports of the growing military capabilities of those who would challenge the U.S. Where is the U.S. Navy in all this?
-
Why the Pentagon can’t buy space hardware like aircraft carriers
If Pentagon leaders want to transform acquisition, here are the next commercial tenets they should adopt.
-
‘Elite Warriors’: A refreshingly Eastern perspective on special forces
A new book authored by experts from a Moscow-based think tank explores the proliferation of special operations forces by major and minor powers across the globe.
