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In a COVID-19 world, system integration is the best approach
COVID-19 is defining the “new normal” for everyday life, as the Army’s Integrated Air and Missile Defense modernization efforts are defining the “new normal for joint operations.”
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America enforcing a core NATO pledge does not mean it’s abandoning allies
If European countries assess they don’t need to spend much on defense, then we don’t need to force them to buy more weapons — but nor should Americans be expected to shoulder the burden of being Europe’s front line of defense.
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Battle Force 2045 could work — if defense leaders show some discipline
The U.S. Navy clearly needs to change its force design and operational approach, according to two analysts at the Hudson Institute.
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China’s provocations propel decision to include Australia in upcoming Malabar exercise
The authors of this commentary argue that an upcoming multinational military exercise has the potential to provide a robust deterrent message to Beijing.
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Polar icebreakers are key to America’s national interest
The Arctic is a geopolitical convergence point. Without new investment in polar capabilities, our adversaries’ influence will grow.
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End the Pentagon’s OCO slush fund
After 19 years of conflict in Afghanistan, the notion that funding for war fighting cannot be planned for in the regular budget is laughable.
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How do you bridge the ‘valley of death’? Bring a ladder.
What is it about the “valley of death” that both government and commercial software executives strive to cross?
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In defense of the Defense Production Act
DPA projects created a win-win scenario for American workers, public health, national security and the economy.
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Making the case for commercially successful tech
Despite the Pentagon’s efforts to develop advanced technology to strengthen national security and stay competitive, barriers remain.
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America is a maritime nation, and we need to start acting like it
China is threatening the Indo-Pacific region, and America must respond by bolstering its naval power, according to a congressman from Virginia.
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In a COVID-19 world, system integration is the best approach
COVID-19 is defining the “new normal” for everyday life, as the Army’s Integrated Air and Missile Defense modernization efforts are defining the “new normal for joint operations.”
-
America enforcing a core NATO pledge does not mean it’s abandoning allies
If European countries assess they don’t need to spend much on defense, then we don’t need to force them to buy more weapons — but nor should Americans be expected to shoulder the burden of being Europe’s front line of defense.
-
Battle Force 2045 could work — if defense leaders show some discipline
The U.S. Navy clearly needs to change its force design and operational approach, according to two analysts at the Hudson Institute.
-
China’s provocations propel decision to include Australia in upcoming Malabar exercise
The authors of this commentary argue that an upcoming multinational military exercise has the potential to provide a robust deterrent message to Beijing.
-
Polar icebreakers are key to America’s national interest
The Arctic is a geopolitical convergence point. Without new investment in polar capabilities, our adversaries’ influence will grow.
-
End the Pentagon’s OCO slush fund
After 19 years of conflict in Afghanistan, the notion that funding for war fighting cannot be planned for in the regular budget is laughable.
-
How do you bridge the ‘valley of death’? Bring a ladder.
What is it about the “valley of death” that both government and commercial software executives strive to cross?
-
In defense of the Defense Production Act
DPA projects created a win-win scenario for American workers, public health, national security and the economy.
-
Making the case for commercially successful tech
Despite the Pentagon’s efforts to develop advanced technology to strengthen national security and stay competitive, barriers remain.
-
America is a maritime nation, and we need to start acting like it
China is threatening the Indo-Pacific region, and America must respond by bolstering its naval power, according to a congressman from Virginia.
-
In a COVID-19 world, system integration is the best approach
COVID-19 is defining the “new normal” for everyday life, as the Army’s Integrated Air and Missile Defense modernization efforts are defining the “new normal for joint operations.”
-
America enforcing a core NATO pledge does not mean it’s abandoning allies
If European countries assess they don’t need to spend much on defense, then we don’t need to force them to buy more weapons — but nor should Americans be expected to shoulder the burden of being Europe’s front line of defense.
-
Battle Force 2045 could work — if defense leaders show some discipline
The U.S. Navy clearly needs to change its force design and operational approach, according to two analysts at the Hudson Institute.
-
China’s provocations propel decision to include Australia in upcoming Malabar exercise
The authors of this commentary argue that an upcoming multinational military exercise has the potential to provide a robust deterrent message to Beijing.
-
Polar icebreakers are key to America’s national interest
The Arctic is a geopolitical convergence point. Without new investment in polar capabilities, our adversaries’ influence will grow.
-
End the Pentagon’s OCO slush fund
After 19 years of conflict in Afghanistan, the notion that funding for war fighting cannot be planned for in the regular budget is laughable.
-
How do you bridge the ‘valley of death’? Bring a ladder.
What is it about the “valley of death” that both government and commercial software executives strive to cross?
-
In defense of the Defense Production Act
DPA projects created a win-win scenario for American workers, public health, national security and the economy.
-
Making the case for commercially successful tech
Despite the Pentagon’s efforts to develop advanced technology to strengthen national security and stay competitive, barriers remain.
-
America is a maritime nation, and we need to start acting like it
China is threatening the Indo-Pacific region, and America must respond by bolstering its naval power, according to a congressman from Virginia.
