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Macedonia is set to join NATO — an alliance that can’t fight
Macedonia’s accession into the alliance should prompt reflection, not cheering.
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German F-35 decision sacrifices NATO capability for Franco-German industrial cooperation
The German Air Force without F-35s would be hard-pressed to fight alone in a contested air environment.
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Why the US must accelerate all elements of space-based nuclear deterrence
Replacing all three legs of the triad and accelerating the missile-launch warning element of the nation’s nuclear deterrent, but not upgrading the equally important protected-communications element leaves a gaping vulnerability.
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Transforming America’s supply chain into a strategic weapon
Today, the A&D industry’s $400 billion-plus supply chain is being tested on multiple fronts.
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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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Macedonia is set to join NATO — an alliance that can’t fight
Macedonia’s accession into the alliance should prompt reflection, not cheering.
-
German F-35 decision sacrifices NATO capability for Franco-German industrial cooperation
The German Air Force without F-35s would be hard-pressed to fight alone in a contested air environment.
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Nuclear pacts fail. So what’s the point?
Nonproliferation advocates are up in arms.
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Why the US must accelerate all elements of space-based nuclear deterrence
Replacing all three legs of the triad and accelerating the missile-launch warning element of the nation’s nuclear deterrent, but not upgrading the equally important protected-communications element leaves a gaping vulnerability.
-
Transforming America’s supply chain into a strategic weapon
Today, the A&D industry’s $400 billion-plus supply chain is being tested on multiple fronts.
-
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.
-
Macedonia is set to join NATO — an alliance that can’t fight
Macedonia’s accession into the alliance should prompt reflection, not cheering.
-
German F-35 decision sacrifices NATO capability for Franco-German industrial cooperation
The German Air Force without F-35s would be hard-pressed to fight alone in a contested air environment.
-
Nuclear pacts fail. So what’s the point?
Nonproliferation advocates are up in arms.
-
Why the US must accelerate all elements of space-based nuclear deterrence
Replacing all three legs of the triad and accelerating the missile-launch warning element of the nation’s nuclear deterrent, but not upgrading the equally important protected-communications element leaves a gaping vulnerability.
-
Transforming America’s supply chain into a strategic weapon
Today, the A&D industry’s $400 billion-plus supply chain is being tested on multiple fronts.
-
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.
