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Take that, Trump: Why Amazon can afford to be defiant
If President Donald Trump figuratively declared war on Amazon chief Jeff Bezos, and by extension Amazon, the approach taken for the JEDI contract award protest the head of Amazon Web Services declaring war on the president.
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US, India bolster their military partnership in Tiger Triumph exercise
Two analysts argue that a militarily capable and economically prosperous India can serve as an additional center of power to deter aggression by China.
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The collapse of American rare earth mining — and lessons learned
In this commentary, a reader argues it’s the U.S. government’s responsibility to set the stage for increased American rare earth production.
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A new future in global arms sales?
The last few years have seen a subtle transition in how the U.S., as the world’s dominant arms exporter, markets to the world.
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4 reasons why fuel threatens our lethality — and what we can do about it
It is time that fuel becomes a strategic imperative.
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Can the direction of nuclear proliferation take a turn for the better?
The gap between offensive and defensive capabilities appears to have broadened toward offensive.
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Why the Open Skies Treaty is a win for US security
Leaving the Open Skies Treaty would be a reckless and unnecessary step by the United States toward great power war.
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3 ways America can fix its vulnerability to cruise missiles
As China and Russia continue to develop and deploy advanced cruise missiles to threaten the United States, urgent action is required.
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Why not Microsoft? A look at the JEDI contract
Conspiracy theories abound around the decision by the Pentagon to award to Microsoft the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure contract.
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How acquisition reform can give the US a strategic advantage in space
It the U.S. wants to keep up with its near-peer competitors in space, the government needs to embrace the commercial space launch market and promote competition among providers.
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Take that, Trump: Why Amazon can afford to be defiant
If President Donald Trump figuratively declared war on Amazon chief Jeff Bezos, and by extension Amazon, the approach taken for the JEDI contract award protest the head of Amazon Web Services declaring war on the president.
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US, India bolster their military partnership in Tiger Triumph exercise
Two analysts argue that a militarily capable and economically prosperous India can serve as an additional center of power to deter aggression by China.
-
The collapse of American rare earth mining — and lessons learned
In this commentary, a reader argues it’s the U.S. government’s responsibility to set the stage for increased American rare earth production.
-
A new future in global arms sales?
The last few years have seen a subtle transition in how the U.S., as the world’s dominant arms exporter, markets to the world.
-
4 reasons why fuel threatens our lethality — and what we can do about it
It is time that fuel becomes a strategic imperative.
-
Can the direction of nuclear proliferation take a turn for the better?
The gap between offensive and defensive capabilities appears to have broadened toward offensive.
-
Why the Open Skies Treaty is a win for US security
Leaving the Open Skies Treaty would be a reckless and unnecessary step by the United States toward great power war.
-
3 ways America can fix its vulnerability to cruise missiles
As China and Russia continue to develop and deploy advanced cruise missiles to threaten the United States, urgent action is required.
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Why not Microsoft? A look at the JEDI contract
Conspiracy theories abound around the decision by the Pentagon to award to Microsoft the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure contract.
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How acquisition reform can give the US a strategic advantage in space
It the U.S. wants to keep up with its near-peer competitors in space, the government needs to embrace the commercial space launch market and promote competition among providers.
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Take that, Trump: Why Amazon can afford to be defiant
If President Donald Trump figuratively declared war on Amazon chief Jeff Bezos, and by extension Amazon, the approach taken for the JEDI contract award protest the head of Amazon Web Services declaring war on the president.
-
US, India bolster their military partnership in Tiger Triumph exercise
Two analysts argue that a militarily capable and economically prosperous India can serve as an additional center of power to deter aggression by China.
-
The collapse of American rare earth mining — and lessons learned
In this commentary, a reader argues it’s the U.S. government’s responsibility to set the stage for increased American rare earth production.
-
A new future in global arms sales?
The last few years have seen a subtle transition in how the U.S., as the world’s dominant arms exporter, markets to the world.
-
4 reasons why fuel threatens our lethality — and what we can do about it
It is time that fuel becomes a strategic imperative.
-
Can the direction of nuclear proliferation take a turn for the better?
The gap between offensive and defensive capabilities appears to have broadened toward offensive.
-
Why the Open Skies Treaty is a win for US security
Leaving the Open Skies Treaty would be a reckless and unnecessary step by the United States toward great power war.
-
3 ways America can fix its vulnerability to cruise missiles
As China and Russia continue to develop and deploy advanced cruise missiles to threaten the United States, urgent action is required.
-
Why not Microsoft? A look at the JEDI contract
Conspiracy theories abound around the decision by the Pentagon to award to Microsoft the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure contract.
-
How acquisition reform can give the US a strategic advantage in space
It the U.S. wants to keep up with its near-peer competitors in space, the government needs to embrace the commercial space launch market and promote competition among providers.
