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Cyberattacks don’t win wars
One of the key lessons from the Russian invasion of Ukraine for other militaries is to not abandon land-maneuvering capabilities in favor of investing too much in technology. Both abilities are needed, but not at the expense of one or the other.
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Putin is holding GPS hostage. Here’s how to get it back.
Just the threat of interfering with GPS can help Putin keep the U.S. at bay.
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Turkish drones won’t give Ukraine the edge it needs
But why is Russia not dominating this unmanned war?
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Tanks and helos: How Ukraine can inform military modernization efforts
We all started with a plan, and it’s time to take in recent information and adjust accordingly.
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Biden’s FY23 budget request fails to fully tackle inflation
This is not a case of blindly calling for “more, more, more!” Rather it is a plea for meeting needs and persistently high inflation.
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Ukraine should provide Japan’s wake-up call
The Ukraine crisis has demonstrated war can occur at any moment. Japan should ensure it is fully prepared for a potential Chinese threat.
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Biden should nudge Europeans to lead NATO
The time has come to strike a new transatlantic bargain, in which European allies assume greater responsibility for their own security and defense and the United States becomes more willing to share military leadership of the alliance.
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How sanctions on Russia impact Western defense companies
The Pentagon has discouraged defense contractors from using Russian raw materials or parts. Still, there are areas where the sector is exposed.
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Ukraine makes clear the US must reconsider its one-war defense strategy
A 2022 National Defense Strategy that takes this approach would be a major step toward creating a force that can credibly deter opportunistic aggression. It’s time to acknowledge a “China first” strategy is really a China only strategy that creates a path for Russia to win in Europe if the U.S. military is fully engaged…
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Unpacking Germany’s billion-dollar spending question
Germany’s defense-spending increase is much needed, but a lack of planning could burn an unimaginable amount of taxpayer money in the process.
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Cyberattacks don’t win wars
One of the key lessons from the Russian invasion of Ukraine for other militaries is to not abandon land-maneuvering capabilities in favor of investing too much in technology. Both abilities are needed, but not at the expense of one or the other.
-
Putin is holding GPS hostage. Here’s how to get it back.
Just the threat of interfering with GPS can help Putin keep the U.S. at bay.
-
Turkish drones won’t give Ukraine the edge it needs
But why is Russia not dominating this unmanned war?
-
Tanks and helos: How Ukraine can inform military modernization efforts
We all started with a plan, and it’s time to take in recent information and adjust accordingly.
-
Biden’s FY23 budget request fails to fully tackle inflation
This is not a case of blindly calling for “more, more, more!” Rather it is a plea for meeting needs and persistently high inflation.
-
Ukraine should provide Japan’s wake-up call
The Ukraine crisis has demonstrated war can occur at any moment. Japan should ensure it is fully prepared for a potential Chinese threat.
-
Biden should nudge Europeans to lead NATO
The time has come to strike a new transatlantic bargain, in which European allies assume greater responsibility for their own security and defense and the United States becomes more willing to share military leadership of the alliance.
-
How sanctions on Russia impact Western defense companies
The Pentagon has discouraged defense contractors from using Russian raw materials or parts. Still, there are areas where the sector is exposed.
-
Ukraine makes clear the US must reconsider its one-war defense strategy
A 2022 National Defense Strategy that takes this approach would be a major step toward creating a force that can credibly deter opportunistic aggression. It’s time to acknowledge a “China first” strategy is really a China only strategy that creates a path for Russia to win in Europe if the U.S. military is fully engaged…
-
Unpacking Germany’s billion-dollar spending question
Germany’s defense-spending increase is much needed, but a lack of planning could burn an unimaginable amount of taxpayer money in the process.
-
Cyberattacks don’t win wars
One of the key lessons from the Russian invasion of Ukraine for other militaries is to not abandon land-maneuvering capabilities in favor of investing too much in technology. Both abilities are needed, but not at the expense of one or the other.
-
Putin is holding GPS hostage. Here’s how to get it back.
Just the threat of interfering with GPS can help Putin keep the U.S. at bay.
-
Turkish drones won’t give Ukraine the edge it needs
But why is Russia not dominating this unmanned war?
-
Tanks and helos: How Ukraine can inform military modernization efforts
We all started with a plan, and it’s time to take in recent information and adjust accordingly.
-
Biden’s FY23 budget request fails to fully tackle inflation
This is not a case of blindly calling for “more, more, more!” Rather it is a plea for meeting needs and persistently high inflation.
-
Ukraine should provide Japan’s wake-up call
The Ukraine crisis has demonstrated war can occur at any moment. Japan should ensure it is fully prepared for a potential Chinese threat.
-
Biden should nudge Europeans to lead NATO
The time has come to strike a new transatlantic bargain, in which European allies assume greater responsibility for their own security and defense and the United States becomes more willing to share military leadership of the alliance.
-
How sanctions on Russia impact Western defense companies
The Pentagon has discouraged defense contractors from using Russian raw materials or parts. Still, there are areas where the sector is exposed.
-
Ukraine makes clear the US must reconsider its one-war defense strategy
A 2022 National Defense Strategy that takes this approach would be a major step toward creating a force that can credibly deter opportunistic aggression. It’s time to acknowledge a “China first” strategy is really a China only strategy that creates a path for Russia to win in Europe if the U.S. military is fully engaged…
-
Unpacking Germany’s billion-dollar spending question
Germany’s defense-spending increase is much needed, but a lack of planning could burn an unimaginable amount of taxpayer money in the process.
