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Clash of cultures? Maybe. But Google’s also ditching Maven because its employees owned the message
Not only does Silicon Valley have a hard time getting on the same page culturally with Washington — it doesn’t particularly feel the need to do so.
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Why the US shouldn’t build more foreign bases
If the U.S. continues building foreign bases, American troops will simply be cannon fodder for allies’ security.
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Surface warfare: A running fix
A team able to deliver those far-reaching and wide-ranging results — as our nation expects and as the U.S. Navy’s surface force has historically produced — must be properly manned, trained, equipped and well-led.
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Why the US should stock up on Tomahawk cruise missiles
The Tomahawk cruise missile is one of the most effective and highly utilized weapons in the U.S. arsenal ― and we have decided to stop producing them.
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Trump and North Korea: Total denuclearization must remain the goal
The nuclear genie is out of the North Korean bottle and a freeze does not diminish that threat.
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Now is the time to take DIUx global
Is the Pentagon’s signature effort to engage commercial technology startups primed to go global?
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Our new look: What’s changed, and what’s stayed the same
The final product is the result of many, many months of discussion. The changes, subtle in some aspects and rather profound in others, are about a lot more than print.
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The US must secure its supply chain in the face of anti-satellite weapons
Supply chain infiltration remains an ongoing threat to national security and more needs to be done to protect these vulnerabilities from cyber espionage and exploitation.
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5 reasons Trump scrapping the Iran nuke deal was ‘an incredibly stupid decision’
Responsibility now shifts to the EU, China and Russia to lead and compensate Iran for the adverse effects of Trump’s decision to leave the Iran nuclear deal.
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Clash of cultures? Maybe. But Google’s also ditching Maven because its employees owned the message
Not only does Silicon Valley have a hard time getting on the same page culturally with Washington — it doesn’t particularly feel the need to do so.
-
Why the US shouldn’t build more foreign bases
If the U.S. continues building foreign bases, American troops will simply be cannon fodder for allies’ security.
-
Surface warfare: A running fix
A team able to deliver those far-reaching and wide-ranging results — as our nation expects and as the U.S. Navy’s surface force has historically produced — must be properly manned, trained, equipped and well-led.
-
Why the US should stock up on Tomahawk cruise missiles
The Tomahawk cruise missile is one of the most effective and highly utilized weapons in the U.S. arsenal ― and we have decided to stop producing them.
-
Trump and North Korea: Total denuclearization must remain the goal
The nuclear genie is out of the North Korean bottle and a freeze does not diminish that threat.
-
Now is the time to take DIUx global
Is the Pentagon’s signature effort to engage commercial technology startups primed to go global?
-
Our new look: What’s changed, and what’s stayed the same
The final product is the result of many, many months of discussion. The changes, subtle in some aspects and rather profound in others, are about a lot more than print.
-
The US must secure its supply chain in the face of anti-satellite weapons
Supply chain infiltration remains an ongoing threat to national security and more needs to be done to protect these vulnerabilities from cyber espionage and exploitation.
-
5 reasons Trump scrapping the Iran nuke deal was ‘an incredibly stupid decision’
Responsibility now shifts to the EU, China and Russia to lead and compensate Iran for the adverse effects of Trump’s decision to leave the Iran nuclear deal.
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Clash of cultures? Maybe. But Google’s also ditching Maven because its employees owned the message
Not only does Silicon Valley have a hard time getting on the same page culturally with Washington — it doesn’t particularly feel the need to do so.
-
Why the US shouldn’t build more foreign bases
If the U.S. continues building foreign bases, American troops will simply be cannon fodder for allies’ security.
-
Surface warfare: A running fix
A team able to deliver those far-reaching and wide-ranging results — as our nation expects and as the U.S. Navy’s surface force has historically produced — must be properly manned, trained, equipped and well-led.
-
Why the US should stock up on Tomahawk cruise missiles
The Tomahawk cruise missile is one of the most effective and highly utilized weapons in the U.S. arsenal ― and we have decided to stop producing them.
-
Trump and North Korea: Total denuclearization must remain the goal
The nuclear genie is out of the North Korean bottle and a freeze does not diminish that threat.
-
Now is the time to take DIUx global
Is the Pentagon’s signature effort to engage commercial technology startups primed to go global?
-
Our new look: What’s changed, and what’s stayed the same
The final product is the result of many, many months of discussion. The changes, subtle in some aspects and rather profound in others, are about a lot more than print.
-
The US must secure its supply chain in the face of anti-satellite weapons
Supply chain infiltration remains an ongoing threat to national security and more needs to be done to protect these vulnerabilities from cyber espionage and exploitation.
-
5 reasons Trump scrapping the Iran nuke deal was ‘an incredibly stupid decision’
Responsibility now shifts to the EU, China and Russia to lead and compensate Iran for the adverse effects of Trump’s decision to leave the Iran nuclear deal.
