Defense

Our National Guard – A Treasure for Cybersecurity Assistance Since 1636, the citizen soldiers of our National Guard have been the first line of defense in protecting our freedom. Today, the National Guard continues that legacy with a dual purpose of supporting both the state and federal missions, domestically an ...
Leidos Deal Closes, Spawning Vast Solutions Enterprise (From Forbes) On Tuesday of this week, Leidos Holdings completed its acquisition of Lockheed Martin's information systems and services unit, doubling in size to become a dominant player in the federal technology solutions business.  With $10 billion in sales and a d ...
NATO’s Foothold in Eastern Med Is Faltering Greece and Turkey are North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) members that are geopolitically important to the West. One thing Athens and Ankara have in common is that their domestic challenges have motivated them to look to Beijing and Moscow for he ...
Defeating Russia’s Ambitions In Europe (from National Interest) The challenge posed to NATO by Putin’s Russia is both political and military and the Alliance’s responses need to be in both spheres. The political challenge is perhaps the more difficult because it requires that the West accept the reality that Putin ...
The Outdated Arguments Against National Missile Defense That Could Get Us All Killed The United States currently spends less than 1% of its military budget on defense of the American homeland against a nuclear missile attack.  Instead, it depends on the threat of retaliation-in-kind to deter nuclear aggression.  However, arguments firs ...
Five Reasons U.S. Aircraft Carriers Are Nearly Impossible To Sink (From National Interest) The United States is the only country with a sizable fleet of large-deck, nuclear-powered aircraft carriers.  Nobody really doubts their value as combat systems, and the cost to build and operate them is only a fraction of one-percent of the federal bu ...
The Iran Nuclear Deal’s Uncertain Future Impedes Business Ties A year has passed since the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) was signed, and economic partnerships between Iran and the P5 + 1 (permanent members of the United Nations Security Council, United States, United Kingdom, France, Russia, China, an ...
Five Ways The F-35A Fighter Totally Transforms Air Warfare (From Forbes) When the Air Force announced that its first squadron of F-35A fighters was operational last week, that was good news for the Pentagon's biggest weapons program.  The Air Force will buy over 40% of the 4,000 or so F-35s that are built, and most of the f ...
America’s Warfighters Need More Attack Subs Than The Navy Is Planning To Buy (From National Interest) The U.S. Navy's nuclear-powered attack subs are a unique combination of stealth and versatility.  Because enemies cannot detect or track them, they can go places and accomplish missions that other combat systems cannot.  However, the Navy's undersea fl ...
Five Steps NATO Should Take To Deter Russia (from National Interest) While many proposals for NATO military responses to the threat of Russian aggression against Europe have focused on the need for ground force deployments in the East, there are other investments that are more important and deserve priority. Here are fi ...
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