Cyber sharing
Building partner capacity in cyberspace will make them, and us, less vulnerable
By Lt. Col. Jason B. Nicholson and Lt. Col. David A. Pokrifchak
It’s time for the U.S. military to add …
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Who supports whom in the maritime domain?
Joint and service doctrine remain dangerously unclear
When a joint force goes to war at sea, sound command and control requires that the force’s commander clearly state the support relationship between the …
Read more ›1944: Improve our tanks
From the archive: December 16, 1944
Here’s a letter to the editor from an unnamed lieutenant colonel.
U.S. vs. German tanks
An article in the August 5[, 1944,] issue of the Journal …
Read more ›Deterrence in the post-Cold War era
Five myths of the nuclear nonproliferation agenda
The Truman National Security Project recently released the fifth edition of the Truman Security Briefing Book, a primer on “the most significant national security and …
Read more ›1962: Army preps for moon base
From the archive: December 14, 1962
Editor’s note: This ambitious order followed the 1956 Project Horizon study led by Wernher von Braun at the Army Ballistic Missile Agency.
Army Gets Lunar Construction
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The ‘Disruptive Thinkers’ plan a conference
Navy Lt. Benjamin Kohlmann, Marine Capt. Lindsay Rodman, Army Maj. Nathan Finney, and Air Force Capt. Jeff Gilmore
Our generation has returned from the battlefields of …
Read more ›Rewrite the AUMF | No split for NSA/CYBERCOM | Better mobile tools
Charles E. Berger says it’s time to rewrite the AUMF. (National Interest)
The White House rejects the arguments for un-dual-hatting NSA and CYBERCOM, at least for now. (Washington Post)
Sea change at …
Read more ›No China strategy | Framing the NSS | ADIZ and int’l norms
Four experts told a House hearing on China’s growing seapower yesterday that no real strategy exists to deal with Beijing’s increasing assertiveness in the western Pacific, Chris Cavas reports. (Defense News)
Meanwhile, …
Read more ›Budget deal | More might, less cost | AirSea Battle & ADIZ
Gordon Adams on the Murray-Ryan budget deal: “But let’s get real: $498 billion is a pretty good deal in a world where threats to the United States are low, terror attacks are …
Read more ›A2/AD is key | China’s ADIZ, so far | Should the USN buy corvettes?
It’s A2/AD Day, apparently:
Starting by declaring that wars of choice are gravely risky and therefore the U.S. military should be optimized for wars of necessity, Sam Tangredi argues that counter-A2/AD operations …
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