Losing sleep
A Ranger argues that prolonged stress and sleep deprivation undermine training — and even troops themselves
At the U.S. Army Ranger School, one of the military’s most renowned courses for combat arms …
Read more ›At the U.S. Army Ranger School, one of the military’s most renowned courses for combat arms …
Read more ›Two decades after the Cold War and 10 years since 9/11 “changed everything,” strategists are still casting about for the next …
Read more ›To the Army, for its Network Integration Evaluations (NIEs).
After years of high-profile acquisition failures — Future Combat Systems was only the most spectacular — the service is trying a different approach. …
Read more ›The subject of the hour in defense circles is guessing how deeply the defense budget is going to …
Read more ›The U.S. would do well to emulate France in …
Read more ›By the time the federal government buys an IT security product, it is several generations obsolete.It takes the Pentagon an average …
Read more ›To the Office of Special Counsel, for its work in protecting whistle-blowers.
In 2007, Marine Corps science adviser Franz Gayl criticized military leaders for moving too slowly in deploying mine-resistant, ambush-protected vehicles …
Read more ›The October 2011 AFJ article “Goodbye, OODA Loop” should have set off alarm bells across the U.S. defense community. In their well-written article, Kevin Benson …
Read more ›Here we go again. As active participation in Iraq and Afghanistan fizzle out, the defense intellectual community casts about looking for the next enemy. Picking …
Read more ›There are numbers that count, and numbers that don’t. Andrew Marshall has spent a lifetime trying to assess which ones are which. In October 1973, Arab …
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