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Time To Refocus on The EMP Threat
In late July, a Senate committee assembled top experts to discuss the threat of electromagnetic pulse (EMP).
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INTERCEPTS: Check Out a Crashed Iranian Drone
The apparent downing of an Iranian unmanned system is providing a good look at Tehran’s indigenous high-end drone.
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Nuclear Policy in a Changed World
The July 13 commentary piece by Murdock and Karako on Nuclear Deterrence is accurate but way overdue.
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Value of Stealth Bombers Is Overstated
It was with a very small amount of surprise that readers saw a retired US Air Force general, pilot and adviser to Boeing and Northrop Grumman advocate for hundreds of new, expensive stealth bombers using justifications dating to the 1930s [“Stealthy
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Commentary: Settle the A-10 Retirement Standoff
The best way to resolve the interminable A-10 retirement debate is to satisfy both sides with a solution that eliminates the operational and economic arguments driving it.
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Smallest Army and Navy Since Before WW II: So What?
Now that the US Army has said it will reduce its active duty force to 450,000, howls of protest are coming.
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Building Acquisition Accountability
The US Senate version of the defense authorization bill proposes significant process changes to increase management accountability and focus on achieving planned program results.
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Letter: You’re On Your Own, NATO
I take exception to one point in your June 29 editorial, “Fund US Deterrent Programs.”
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Editorial: Rigorously Enforce the Iran Nuclear Deal
Since the Iran nuclear agreement was announced last week, a rancorous debate has erupted over whether it’s a good deal.
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Time To Refocus on The EMP Threat
In late July, a Senate committee assembled top experts to discuss the threat of electromagnetic pulse (EMP).
-
INTERCEPTS: Check Out a Crashed Iranian Drone
The apparent downing of an Iranian unmanned system is providing a good look at Tehran’s indigenous high-end drone.
-
Nuclear Policy in a Changed World
The July 13 commentary piece by Murdock and Karako on Nuclear Deterrence is accurate but way overdue.
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Value of Stealth Bombers Is Overstated
It was with a very small amount of surprise that readers saw a retired US Air Force general, pilot and adviser to Boeing and Northrop Grumman advocate for hundreds of new, expensive stealth bombers using justifications dating to the 1930s [“Stealthy
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Commentary: Settle the A-10 Retirement Standoff
The best way to resolve the interminable A-10 retirement debate is to satisfy both sides with a solution that eliminates the operational and economic arguments driving it.
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Smallest Army and Navy Since Before WW II: So What?
Now that the US Army has said it will reduce its active duty force to 450,000, howls of protest are coming.
-
Building Acquisition Accountability
The US Senate version of the defense authorization bill proposes significant process changes to increase management accountability and focus on achieving planned program results.
-
Letter: You’re On Your Own, NATO
I take exception to one point in your June 29 editorial, “Fund US Deterrent Programs.”
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Editorial: Rigorously Enforce the Iran Nuclear Deal
Since the Iran nuclear agreement was announced last week, a rancorous debate has erupted over whether it’s a good deal.
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Commentary: Stealthy Deterrence
So why does the nation need stealth bombers?
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Time To Refocus on The EMP Threat
In late July, a Senate committee assembled top experts to discuss the threat of electromagnetic pulse (EMP).
-
INTERCEPTS: Check Out a Crashed Iranian Drone
The apparent downing of an Iranian unmanned system is providing a good look at Tehran’s indigenous high-end drone.
-
Nuclear Policy in a Changed World
The July 13 commentary piece by Murdock and Karako on Nuclear Deterrence is accurate but way overdue.
-
Value of Stealth Bombers Is Overstated
It was with a very small amount of surprise that readers saw a retired US Air Force general, pilot and adviser to Boeing and Northrop Grumman advocate for hundreds of new, expensive stealth bombers using justifications dating to the 1930s [“Stealthy
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Commentary: Settle the A-10 Retirement Standoff
The best way to resolve the interminable A-10 retirement debate is to satisfy both sides with a solution that eliminates the operational and economic arguments driving it.
-
Smallest Army and Navy Since Before WW II: So What?
Now that the US Army has said it will reduce its active duty force to 450,000, howls of protest are coming.
-
Building Acquisition Accountability
The US Senate version of the defense authorization bill proposes significant process changes to increase management accountability and focus on achieving planned program results.
-
Letter: You’re On Your Own, NATO
I take exception to one point in your June 29 editorial, “Fund US Deterrent Programs.”
-
Editorial: Rigorously Enforce the Iran Nuclear Deal
Since the Iran nuclear agreement was announced last week, a rancorous debate has erupted over whether it’s a good deal.
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Commentary: Stealthy Deterrence
So why does the nation need stealth bombers?
