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World leaders should press Switzerland on arms deliveries to Ukraine
American and European leaders should make clear to their Swiss hosts that Bern’s position on the transfer of Gepard ammunition will incur consequences.
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How a new commission will fix disputes over US Navy’s force structure
An underlying problem is that the Defense Department and the Navy have lost credibility in force planning and acquisition.
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Did anyone say ‘war fatigue’ about Ukraine?
It is up to the Ukrainians to say if they are willing to bear the risks of escalation rather than for the West to decide for them.
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More can be done to ban US government use of Chinese drones
The U.S. national security community must eschew companies and supply chains controlled by the Chinese Communist Party.
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How big of a fleet? A look at the US Navy’s size and readiness needs
Absent the personnel and support needed, additional ships could spend more time at the piers and be less capable at sea.
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Add Israel to the Combined Maritime Forces and its Red Sea task force
Expanding CTF 153 and its parent organization can help secure crucial sea lines of communication.
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Bombers necessary to deter and defeat
A healthy and capable U.S. bomber fleet is vital to national security.
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A better plan for the Marine Corps and the nation: Vision 2035
A new proposal for the Marine Corps, created by retired Marine generals, offers an alternative approach.
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Should the Pentagon invest in microreactors?
Microreactors are cost-effective if they have a large power capacity, are consistently used for the entire life span and if multiple units are implemented.
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How to shift DoD’s supply chain mindset from tactical to strategic
The Pentagon should adopt an approach to its supply chain that combines “just in time” methods with “just in case” practices.
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World leaders should press Switzerland on arms deliveries to Ukraine
American and European leaders should make clear to their Swiss hosts that Bern’s position on the transfer of Gepard ammunition will incur consequences.
-
How a new commission will fix disputes over US Navy’s force structure
An underlying problem is that the Defense Department and the Navy have lost credibility in force planning and acquisition.
-
Did anyone say ‘war fatigue’ about Ukraine?
It is up to the Ukrainians to say if they are willing to bear the risks of escalation rather than for the West to decide for them.
-
More can be done to ban US government use of Chinese drones
The U.S. national security community must eschew companies and supply chains controlled by the Chinese Communist Party.
-
How big of a fleet? A look at the US Navy’s size and readiness needs
Absent the personnel and support needed, additional ships could spend more time at the piers and be less capable at sea.
-
Add Israel to the Combined Maritime Forces and its Red Sea task force
Expanding CTF 153 and its parent organization can help secure crucial sea lines of communication.
-
Bombers necessary to deter and defeat
A healthy and capable U.S. bomber fleet is vital to national security.
-
A better plan for the Marine Corps and the nation: Vision 2035
A new proposal for the Marine Corps, created by retired Marine generals, offers an alternative approach.
-
Should the Pentagon invest in microreactors?
Microreactors are cost-effective if they have a large power capacity, are consistently used for the entire life span and if multiple units are implemented.
-
How to shift DoD’s supply chain mindset from tactical to strategic
The Pentagon should adopt an approach to its supply chain that combines “just in time” methods with “just in case” practices.
-
World leaders should press Switzerland on arms deliveries to Ukraine
American and European leaders should make clear to their Swiss hosts that Bern’s position on the transfer of Gepard ammunition will incur consequences.
-
How a new commission will fix disputes over US Navy’s force structure
An underlying problem is that the Defense Department and the Navy have lost credibility in force planning and acquisition.
-
Did anyone say ‘war fatigue’ about Ukraine?
It is up to the Ukrainians to say if they are willing to bear the risks of escalation rather than for the West to decide for them.
-
More can be done to ban US government use of Chinese drones
The U.S. national security community must eschew companies and supply chains controlled by the Chinese Communist Party.
-
How big of a fleet? A look at the US Navy’s size and readiness needs
Absent the personnel and support needed, additional ships could spend more time at the piers and be less capable at sea.
-
Add Israel to the Combined Maritime Forces and its Red Sea task force
Expanding CTF 153 and its parent organization can help secure crucial sea lines of communication.
-
Bombers necessary to deter and defeat
A healthy and capable U.S. bomber fleet is vital to national security.
-
A better plan for the Marine Corps and the nation: Vision 2035
A new proposal for the Marine Corps, created by retired Marine generals, offers an alternative approach.
-
Should the Pentagon invest in microreactors?
Microreactors are cost-effective if they have a large power capacity, are consistently used for the entire life span and if multiple units are implemented.
-
How to shift DoD’s supply chain mindset from tactical to strategic
The Pentagon should adopt an approach to its supply chain that combines “just in time” methods with “just in case” practices.
