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Let these Pentagon leaders do their job
If government is going to restrict these individuals from tapping their expertise or create proverbial muzzles that prevent or dissuade them from performing, then why are they there in the first place?
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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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Pentagon’s Jason group is not worth mourning
While a rather novel concept in the 1960s, it’s not so much today.
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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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ULA head: Anti-satellite weapons require America keep its focus in space
Tory Bruno, CEO of the United Launch Alliance, believes growing anti-satellite capabilities from China and Russia is a sign the Air Force has to keep pushing forward with modernization in space.
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Let’s talk about what it actually means to be a small business
If you caught the Twitter storm from Anduril’s Trae Stephens earlier this week, you would have discovered that the definition of a small business should require more thought than perhaps the Pentagon is bothering to invest.
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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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Let these Pentagon leaders do their job
If government is going to restrict these individuals from tapping their expertise or create proverbial muzzles that prevent or dissuade them from performing, then why are they there in the first place?
-
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.
-
Pentagon’s Jason group is not worth mourning
While a rather novel concept in the 1960s, it’s not so much today.
-
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.
-
ULA head: Anti-satellite weapons require America keep its focus in space
Tory Bruno, CEO of the United Launch Alliance, believes growing anti-satellite capabilities from China and Russia is a sign the Air Force has to keep pushing forward with modernization in space.
-
Let’s talk about what it actually means to be a small business
If you caught the Twitter storm from Anduril’s Trae Stephens earlier this week, you would have discovered that the definition of a small business should require more thought than perhaps the Pentagon is bothering to invest.
-
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.
-
Let these Pentagon leaders do their job
If government is going to restrict these individuals from tapping their expertise or create proverbial muzzles that prevent or dissuade them from performing, then why are they there in the first place?
-
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.
-
Pentagon’s Jason group is not worth mourning
While a rather novel concept in the 1960s, it’s not so much today.
-
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.
-
ULA head: Anti-satellite weapons require America keep its focus in space
Tory Bruno, CEO of the United Launch Alliance, believes growing anti-satellite capabilities from China and Russia is a sign the Air Force has to keep pushing forward with modernization in space.
-
Let’s talk about what it actually means to be a small business
If you caught the Twitter storm from Anduril’s Trae Stephens earlier this week, you would have discovered that the definition of a small business should require more thought than perhaps the Pentagon is bothering to invest.
-
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.
