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It’s more than chips: Other risks exist in defense electronics supply chain
America’s dependence on other nations for many of the most crucial links in the defense electronics supply chain is a long-term problem that requires industry-government collaboration now on an unprecedented scale.
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The case for a defense budget that focuses more on China, less on climate change
Two House Republican leaders argue that with the Pentagon’s new budget request, you can almost hear the laughter of the United States’ adversaries.
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You go to war with the data you have: next-generation AI for national security
The National Nuclear Security Administration has AI research that national security agencies to accelerate AI innovation and enable an AI-ready force, a project leader explains.
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Robust, credible and layered missile defense is the foundation of deterrence
How much risk are you willing to take as nuclear weapons fly toward America?
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Military micro-reactors: Waging yesterday’s wars while losing the future’s
The Pentagon is asking Congress to spend $60 million next year on Project Pele. Congress should hit the brakes.
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Why the Biden administration must not trade away homeland missile defense
The White House risks snatching strategic defeat from the jaws of victory.
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Biden should support European strategic autonomy
The U.S. is interested in Europe strengthening its defense, but not to the point where the continent no longer follows America’s lead.
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China will only benefit from the US Navy’s shipbuilding budget
The U.S. acquisition system should make China’s goal of naval leadership harder, not easier.
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Congress should rewrite the Pentagon’s Pacific deterrence budget request
Congress established PDI to improve budget transparency and oversight. The Pentagon’s PDI request does the opposite.
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It’s more than chips: Other risks exist in defense electronics supply chain
America’s dependence on other nations for many of the most crucial links in the defense electronics supply chain is a long-term problem that requires industry-government collaboration now on an unprecedented scale.
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The case for a defense budget that focuses more on China, less on climate change
Two House Republican leaders argue that with the Pentagon’s new budget request, you can almost hear the laughter of the United States’ adversaries.
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You go to war with the data you have: next-generation AI for national security
The National Nuclear Security Administration has AI research that national security agencies to accelerate AI innovation and enable an AI-ready force, a project leader explains.
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Replace fossil fuels for the military? Not so fast.
First, consider budget and time.
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Robust, credible and layered missile defense is the foundation of deterrence
How much risk are you willing to take as nuclear weapons fly toward America?
-
Military micro-reactors: Waging yesterday’s wars while losing the future’s
The Pentagon is asking Congress to spend $60 million next year on Project Pele. Congress should hit the brakes.
-
Why the Biden administration must not trade away homeland missile defense
The White House risks snatching strategic defeat from the jaws of victory.
-
Biden should support European strategic autonomy
The U.S. is interested in Europe strengthening its defense, but not to the point where the continent no longer follows America’s lead.
-
China will only benefit from the US Navy’s shipbuilding budget
The U.S. acquisition system should make China’s goal of naval leadership harder, not easier.
-
Congress should rewrite the Pentagon’s Pacific deterrence budget request
Congress established PDI to improve budget transparency and oversight. The Pentagon’s PDI request does the opposite.
-
It’s more than chips: Other risks exist in defense electronics supply chain
America’s dependence on other nations for many of the most crucial links in the defense electronics supply chain is a long-term problem that requires industry-government collaboration now on an unprecedented scale.
-
The case for a defense budget that focuses more on China, less on climate change
Two House Republican leaders argue that with the Pentagon’s new budget request, you can almost hear the laughter of the United States’ adversaries.
-
You go to war with the data you have: next-generation AI for national security
The National Nuclear Security Administration has AI research that national security agencies to accelerate AI innovation and enable an AI-ready force, a project leader explains.
-
Replace fossil fuels for the military? Not so fast.
First, consider budget and time.
-
Robust, credible and layered missile defense is the foundation of deterrence
How much risk are you willing to take as nuclear weapons fly toward America?
-
Military micro-reactors: Waging yesterday’s wars while losing the future’s
The Pentagon is asking Congress to spend $60 million next year on Project Pele. Congress should hit the brakes.
-
Why the Biden administration must not trade away homeland missile defense
The White House risks snatching strategic defeat from the jaws of victory.
-
Biden should support European strategic autonomy
The U.S. is interested in Europe strengthening its defense, but not to the point where the continent no longer follows America’s lead.
-
China will only benefit from the US Navy’s shipbuilding budget
The U.S. acquisition system should make China’s goal of naval leadership harder, not easier.
-
Congress should rewrite the Pentagon’s Pacific deterrence budget request
Congress established PDI to improve budget transparency and oversight. The Pentagon’s PDI request does the opposite.
