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US Air Force’s ‘divest to invest’ plan is too risky
This strategy may look attractive on paper, but past attempts show that it doesn’t work in practice. Here’s why.
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It’s time to reset America’s long-range strike deficit
America simply has far more demand for long-range strike aircraft than planes and crews.
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South Korea’s defense minister lays out four results from trip to US
This year’s meeting was held when the security situation was more complex and serious than ever for South Korea.
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Enhance raw material security through international cooperation
It could be partnership rather than isolationism that reduces American vulnerabilities from competitors and less reliable suppliers.
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Congress must act to boost combat-credible air power in Indo-Pacific
Withdrawing F-15 fighter squadrons from Kadena Air Base in Japan without a replacement plan does not enhance combat-credible posture, these authors argue.
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To deter Arctic aggression, build the polar fleet we need
America should make substantial investments in its icebreaker industrial base and overall defense industrial base to help preserve its Arctic interest.
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Harden the cybersecurity of US nuclear complex now
Buried in both the Senate and House versions of the 2023 National Defense Authorization Act are provisions augmenting the cybersecurity of the NC3.
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Russia’s military aircraft exports are headed for a nosedive
The military reputation of the Russian Aerospace Forces has been badly tarnished — and that is rubbing off on the aircraft.
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The three questions every major defense acquisition should answer
It’s key to ensure the early stages of the program’s acquisition are in line both with competitive principle and prevailing strategy.
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Ukraine makes it obvious DoD has to change how it buys weapons
The scale at which “dual-use” technologies is used should make us urgently rethink the way the Department of Defense does business.
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US Air Force’s ‘divest to invest’ plan is too risky
This strategy may look attractive on paper, but past attempts show that it doesn’t work in practice. Here’s why.
-
It’s time to reset America’s long-range strike deficit
America simply has far more demand for long-range strike aircraft than planes and crews.
-
South Korea’s defense minister lays out four results from trip to US
This year’s meeting was held when the security situation was more complex and serious than ever for South Korea.
-
Enhance raw material security through international cooperation
It could be partnership rather than isolationism that reduces American vulnerabilities from competitors and less reliable suppliers.
-
Congress must act to boost combat-credible air power in Indo-Pacific
Withdrawing F-15 fighter squadrons from Kadena Air Base in Japan without a replacement plan does not enhance combat-credible posture, these authors argue.
-
To deter Arctic aggression, build the polar fleet we need
America should make substantial investments in its icebreaker industrial base and overall defense industrial base to help preserve its Arctic interest.
-
Harden the cybersecurity of US nuclear complex now
Buried in both the Senate and House versions of the 2023 National Defense Authorization Act are provisions augmenting the cybersecurity of the NC3.
-
Russia’s military aircraft exports are headed for a nosedive
The military reputation of the Russian Aerospace Forces has been badly tarnished — and that is rubbing off on the aircraft.
-
The three questions every major defense acquisition should answer
It’s key to ensure the early stages of the program’s acquisition are in line both with competitive principle and prevailing strategy.
-
Ukraine makes it obvious DoD has to change how it buys weapons
The scale at which “dual-use” technologies is used should make us urgently rethink the way the Department of Defense does business.
-
US Air Force’s ‘divest to invest’ plan is too risky
This strategy may look attractive on paper, but past attempts show that it doesn’t work in practice. Here’s why.
-
It’s time to reset America’s long-range strike deficit
America simply has far more demand for long-range strike aircraft than planes and crews.
-
South Korea’s defense minister lays out four results from trip to US
This year’s meeting was held when the security situation was more complex and serious than ever for South Korea.
-
Enhance raw material security through international cooperation
It could be partnership rather than isolationism that reduces American vulnerabilities from competitors and less reliable suppliers.
-
Congress must act to boost combat-credible air power in Indo-Pacific
Withdrawing F-15 fighter squadrons from Kadena Air Base in Japan without a replacement plan does not enhance combat-credible posture, these authors argue.
-
To deter Arctic aggression, build the polar fleet we need
America should make substantial investments in its icebreaker industrial base and overall defense industrial base to help preserve its Arctic interest.
-
Harden the cybersecurity of US nuclear complex now
Buried in both the Senate and House versions of the 2023 National Defense Authorization Act are provisions augmenting the cybersecurity of the NC3.
-
Russia’s military aircraft exports are headed for a nosedive
The military reputation of the Russian Aerospace Forces has been badly tarnished — and that is rubbing off on the aircraft.
-
The three questions every major defense acquisition should answer
It’s key to ensure the early stages of the program’s acquisition are in line both with competitive principle and prevailing strategy.
-
Ukraine makes it obvious DoD has to change how it buys weapons
The scale at which “dual-use” technologies is used should make us urgently rethink the way the Department of Defense does business.
