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Editorial: Coordinate Parallel Efforts
As is often the case in the run-up to a major air show, European nations have launched a high-profile industry initiative, in this case their latest effort to develop an alternative to US and Israeli remotely operated aircraft.
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Commentary: Cyber Command as a 5-Year-Old
US Cyber Command recently celebrated its fifth year as the nation’s premier military cyber headquarters.
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Commentary: Defend Freedom of Navigation
For the first time since the 1980s, the United States and the world are fixated on the right of freedom of navigation
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Commentary: New Regulation an Opportunity, Not a Curse
No one loves a new federal regulation. Say “compliance” and you’ll hear a chorus of groans. Compliance regulations often feel like a convoluted mousetrap designed by lawmakers who have no practical experience in the field.
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Commentary: Return Acquisition Role to Service Chiefs
The passage of Goldwater-Nichols and the Packard Commission recommendations back in 1986 was a historic accomplishment that helped build the best military in the world. But there were a few defects that have needed correction for a long time.
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Letter: Questionable Source
Barbara Opall-Rome’s article “Report Cites Shift in Israeli War Doctrine” [DefenseNews.com, May 5] repeats, without any qualifications, a report by a group called Breaking the Silence (BtS) that alleges abuses by Israeli soldiers in the 2014 Gaza strip fighting.
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Editorial: Priorities for DoD’s New Team
Since being tapped to become US defense secretary, Ash Carter spent four months developing a strategy for his tenure and focusing on who would fill the nation’s top military jobs.
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Commentary: North Korea’s ‘Fake’ Missiles Stir to Life
On May 9, a beaming Kim Jong Un watched his country’s first sub-launched ballistic missile (SLBM) leaping out of the water after being launched from a submerged North Korean submarine. The missile, a spitting image of the Soviet era SSN6, was dubbed “Bukkeukseong 1” (Polaris 1) by the North Koreans, a thinly veiled allusion to…
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Editorial: The Right Cooperation Message
The United States and many of its allies face the same problem: Costs are growing faster than budgets.
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Editorial: Coordinate Parallel Efforts
As is often the case in the run-up to a major air show, European nations have launched a high-profile industry initiative, in this case their latest effort to develop an alternative to US and Israeli remotely operated aircraft.
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Commentary: Cyber Command as a 5-Year-Old
US Cyber Command recently celebrated its fifth year as the nation’s premier military cyber headquarters.
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Commentary: Defend Freedom of Navigation
For the first time since the 1980s, the United States and the world are fixated on the right of freedom of navigation
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Editorial: Weigh All Options, But Do No Harm
Editorial: Weigh All Options, But Do No Harm
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Commentary: New Regulation an Opportunity, Not a Curse
No one loves a new federal regulation. Say “compliance” and you’ll hear a chorus of groans. Compliance regulations often feel like a convoluted mousetrap designed by lawmakers who have no practical experience in the field.
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Commentary: Return Acquisition Role to Service Chiefs
The passage of Goldwater-Nichols and the Packard Commission recommendations back in 1986 was a historic accomplishment that helped build the best military in the world. But there were a few defects that have needed correction for a long time.
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Letter: Questionable Source
Barbara Opall-Rome’s article “Report Cites Shift in Israeli War Doctrine” [DefenseNews.com, May 5] repeats, without any qualifications, a report by a group called Breaking the Silence (BtS) that alleges abuses by Israeli soldiers in the 2014 Gaza strip fighting.
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Editorial: Priorities for DoD’s New Team
Since being tapped to become US defense secretary, Ash Carter spent four months developing a strategy for his tenure and focusing on who would fill the nation’s top military jobs.
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Commentary: North Korea’s ‘Fake’ Missiles Stir to Life
On May 9, a beaming Kim Jong Un watched his country’s first sub-launched ballistic missile (SLBM) leaping out of the water after being launched from a submerged North Korean submarine. The missile, a spitting image of the Soviet era SSN6, was dubbed “Bukkeukseong 1” (Polaris 1) by the North Koreans, a thinly veiled allusion to…
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Editorial: The Right Cooperation Message
The United States and many of its allies face the same problem: Costs are growing faster than budgets.
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Editorial: Coordinate Parallel Efforts
As is often the case in the run-up to a major air show, European nations have launched a high-profile industry initiative, in this case their latest effort to develop an alternative to US and Israeli remotely operated aircraft.
-
Commentary: Cyber Command as a 5-Year-Old
US Cyber Command recently celebrated its fifth year as the nation’s premier military cyber headquarters.
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Commentary: Defend Freedom of Navigation
For the first time since the 1980s, the United States and the world are fixated on the right of freedom of navigation
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Editorial: Weigh All Options, But Do No Harm
Editorial: Weigh All Options, But Do No Harm
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Commentary: New Regulation an Opportunity, Not a Curse
No one loves a new federal regulation. Say “compliance” and you’ll hear a chorus of groans. Compliance regulations often feel like a convoluted mousetrap designed by lawmakers who have no practical experience in the field.
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Commentary: Return Acquisition Role to Service Chiefs
The passage of Goldwater-Nichols and the Packard Commission recommendations back in 1986 was a historic accomplishment that helped build the best military in the world. But there were a few defects that have needed correction for a long time.
-
Letter: Questionable Source
Barbara Opall-Rome’s article “Report Cites Shift in Israeli War Doctrine” [DefenseNews.com, May 5] repeats, without any qualifications, a report by a group called Breaking the Silence (BtS) that alleges abuses by Israeli soldiers in the 2014 Gaza strip fighting.
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Editorial: Priorities for DoD’s New Team
Since being tapped to become US defense secretary, Ash Carter spent four months developing a strategy for his tenure and focusing on who would fill the nation’s top military jobs.
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Commentary: North Korea’s ‘Fake’ Missiles Stir to Life
On May 9, a beaming Kim Jong Un watched his country’s first sub-launched ballistic missile (SLBM) leaping out of the water after being launched from a submerged North Korean submarine. The missile, a spitting image of the Soviet era SSN6, was dubbed “Bukkeukseong 1” (Polaris 1) by the North Koreans, a thinly veiled allusion to…
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Editorial: The Right Cooperation Message
The United States and many of its allies face the same problem: Costs are growing faster than budgets.
