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Missile defense is essential in an uncertain world
Even as the Trump administration seeks diplomacy, the U.S. government should continue to bolster its missile defense.
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Clash of cultures? Maybe. But Google’s also ditching Maven because its employees owned the message
Not only does Silicon Valley have a hard time getting on the same page culturally with Washington — it doesn’t particularly feel the need to do so.
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Why the US shouldn’t build more foreign bases
If the U.S. continues building foreign bases, American troops will simply be cannon fodder for allies’ security.
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Surface warfare: A running fix
A team able to deliver those far-reaching and wide-ranging results — as our nation expects and as the U.S. Navy’s surface force has historically produced — must be properly manned, trained, equipped and well-led.
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Why the US should stock up on Tomahawk cruise missiles
The Tomahawk cruise missile is one of the most effective and highly utilized weapons in the U.S. arsenal ― and we have decided to stop producing them.
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Trump and North Korea: Total denuclearization must remain the goal
The nuclear genie is out of the North Korean bottle and a freeze does not diminish that threat.
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Now is the time to take DIUx global
Is the Pentagon’s signature effort to engage commercial technology startups primed to go global?
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Our new look: What’s changed, and what’s stayed the same
The final product is the result of many, many months of discussion. The changes, subtle in some aspects and rather profound in others, are about a lot more than print.
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The US must secure its supply chain in the face of anti-satellite weapons
Supply chain infiltration remains an ongoing threat to national security and more needs to be done to protect these vulnerabilities from cyber espionage and exploitation.
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Missile defense is essential in an uncertain world
Even as the Trump administration seeks diplomacy, the U.S. government should continue to bolster its missile defense.
-
Clash of cultures? Maybe. But Google’s also ditching Maven because its employees owned the message
Not only does Silicon Valley have a hard time getting on the same page culturally with Washington — it doesn’t particularly feel the need to do so.
-
Why the US shouldn’t build more foreign bases
If the U.S. continues building foreign bases, American troops will simply be cannon fodder for allies’ security.
-
Surface warfare: A running fix
A team able to deliver those far-reaching and wide-ranging results — as our nation expects and as the U.S. Navy’s surface force has historically produced — must be properly manned, trained, equipped and well-led.
-
Why the US should stock up on Tomahawk cruise missiles
The Tomahawk cruise missile is one of the most effective and highly utilized weapons in the U.S. arsenal ― and we have decided to stop producing them.
-
Trump and North Korea: Total denuclearization must remain the goal
The nuclear genie is out of the North Korean bottle and a freeze does not diminish that threat.
-
Now is the time to take DIUx global
Is the Pentagon’s signature effort to engage commercial technology startups primed to go global?
-
Our new look: What’s changed, and what’s stayed the same
The final product is the result of many, many months of discussion. The changes, subtle in some aspects and rather profound in others, are about a lot more than print.
-
The US must secure its supply chain in the face of anti-satellite weapons
Supply chain infiltration remains an ongoing threat to national security and more needs to be done to protect these vulnerabilities from cyber espionage and exploitation.
-
Missile defense is essential in an uncertain world
Even as the Trump administration seeks diplomacy, the U.S. government should continue to bolster its missile defense.
-
Clash of cultures? Maybe. But Google’s also ditching Maven because its employees owned the message
Not only does Silicon Valley have a hard time getting on the same page culturally with Washington — it doesn’t particularly feel the need to do so.
-
Why the US shouldn’t build more foreign bases
If the U.S. continues building foreign bases, American troops will simply be cannon fodder for allies’ security.
-
Surface warfare: A running fix
A team able to deliver those far-reaching and wide-ranging results — as our nation expects and as the U.S. Navy’s surface force has historically produced — must be properly manned, trained, equipped and well-led.
-
Why the US should stock up on Tomahawk cruise missiles
The Tomahawk cruise missile is one of the most effective and highly utilized weapons in the U.S. arsenal ― and we have decided to stop producing them.
-
Trump and North Korea: Total denuclearization must remain the goal
The nuclear genie is out of the North Korean bottle and a freeze does not diminish that threat.
-
Now is the time to take DIUx global
Is the Pentagon’s signature effort to engage commercial technology startups primed to go global?
-
Our new look: What’s changed, and what’s stayed the same
The final product is the result of many, many months of discussion. The changes, subtle in some aspects and rather profound in others, are about a lot more than print.
-
The US must secure its supply chain in the face of anti-satellite weapons
Supply chain infiltration remains an ongoing threat to national security and more needs to be done to protect these vulnerabilities from cyber espionage and exploitation.
