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NORAD Launches Unblinking Eye Friday, But Don’t Freak
Like the offspring of the Great Eye of Sauron and the lovable Goodyear blimp, the JLENS aerostat carries systems that can surveil and track objects, like cruise missiles, in an area as large as Texas, staying aloft for up to 30 days.
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Commentary: Offset 3.0: Why It’s Not Enough
US Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel recently announced the launch of a Defense Department-wide effort to pursue innovati…
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Commentary: Sequestration: Bad Business Practice
Sequestration was seldom spoken this fall, but averting the harmful across-the-board cuts must once again become a t…
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Editorial: Ash Carter’s Priorities as SECDEF
Ash Carter is going to have to hit the ground running when he succeeds Chuck Hagel as America’s 25th defense secreta…
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Commentary: 21st Century Arms Control
Tom Collina and Kingston Reif, who published an op-ed in the Nov. 3 issue about nuclear weapons, are responsible arms…
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Commentary: Give Guard a Nuclear Option
The US National Guard has always played a varying role in homeland defense. In the 1950s and 1960s, the air sovereig…
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Editorial: Make the Right Choice for SECDEF
Conventional wisdom holds that when you decide to announce the departure of a Cabinet secretary, be sure to have a su…
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Twitter Does It Again: Behold @cromnibus
Meet the Twitter account for the spending bill
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Welcome To Our New Website
Bolder, faster, better on mobile
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Chuck Hagel’s Pentagon Dismissal: Ironies Abound
The Ironies of Chuck Hagel’s Pentagon Dismissal
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NORAD Launches Unblinking Eye Friday, But Don’t Freak
Like the offspring of the Great Eye of Sauron and the lovable Goodyear blimp, the JLENS aerostat carries systems that can surveil and track objects, like cruise missiles, in an area as large as Texas, staying aloft for up to 30 days.
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Commentary: Offset 3.0: Why It’s Not Enough
US Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel recently announced the launch of a Defense Department-wide effort to pursue innovati…
-
Commentary: Sequestration: Bad Business Practice
Sequestration was seldom spoken this fall, but averting the harmful across-the-board cuts must once again become a t…
-
Editorial: Ash Carter’s Priorities as SECDEF
Ash Carter is going to have to hit the ground running when he succeeds Chuck Hagel as America’s 25th defense secreta…
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Commentary: 21st Century Arms Control
Tom Collina and Kingston Reif, who published an op-ed in the Nov. 3 issue about nuclear weapons, are responsible arms…
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Commentary: Give Guard a Nuclear Option
The US National Guard has always played a varying role in homeland defense. In the 1950s and 1960s, the air sovereig…
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Editorial: Make the Right Choice for SECDEF
Conventional wisdom holds that when you decide to announce the departure of a Cabinet secretary, be sure to have a su…
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Twitter Does It Again: Behold @cromnibus
Meet the Twitter account for the spending bill
-
Welcome To Our New Website
Bolder, faster, better on mobile
-
Chuck Hagel’s Pentagon Dismissal: Ironies Abound
The Ironies of Chuck Hagel’s Pentagon Dismissal
-
NORAD Launches Unblinking Eye Friday, But Don’t Freak
Like the offspring of the Great Eye of Sauron and the lovable Goodyear blimp, the JLENS aerostat carries systems that can surveil and track objects, like cruise missiles, in an area as large as Texas, staying aloft for up to 30 days.
-
Commentary: Offset 3.0: Why It’s Not Enough
US Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel recently announced the launch of a Defense Department-wide effort to pursue innovati…
-
Commentary: Sequestration: Bad Business Practice
Sequestration was seldom spoken this fall, but averting the harmful across-the-board cuts must once again become a t…
-
Editorial: Ash Carter’s Priorities as SECDEF
Ash Carter is going to have to hit the ground running when he succeeds Chuck Hagel as America’s 25th defense secreta…
-
Commentary: 21st Century Arms Control
Tom Collina and Kingston Reif, who published an op-ed in the Nov. 3 issue about nuclear weapons, are responsible arms…
-
Commentary: Give Guard a Nuclear Option
The US National Guard has always played a varying role in homeland defense. In the 1950s and 1960s, the air sovereig…
-
Editorial: Make the Right Choice for SECDEF
Conventional wisdom holds that when you decide to announce the departure of a Cabinet secretary, be sure to have a su…
