Defense
The U.S. Navy Is Headed Into Rough Seas With Its Computer Network (From Forbes) The U.S. Navy is contemplating a redesign of its highly reliable intranet -- the biggest in the world -- that could diminish service and security for 700,000 shore-based users. The basic idea is to split an integrated architecture into four separately ...
Better Tanks For The Army Means More Manufacturing Jobs For The Midwest (from Forbes) FDR's "arsenal of democracy" has been withering for two generations, thanks to a combination of predatory trading partners and bad federal management. A case in point is the nation's last remaining tank plant in Lima, Ohio which is turning out a grand ...
US Ambassador to Greece Sends Positive Message for Greek-American Relations From Greek Reporter US Ambassador to Greece Geoffrey Pyatt sent a positive message for the future of Greek-American relations following the swearing-in ceremony of the new American President Donald Trump. There is a dynamic and strong commitment by bot ...
A Reagan Moment Arrives For America’s Military (From Forbes) Donald Trump's policy agenda is remarkably similar to Ronald Reagan's, and that includes a commitment to rebuilding America's military. During his first four years in office, President Reagan increased the purchasing power of the Pentagon's budget by ...
Implications of JASTA on the U.S. Defense Industry When Donald J. Trump is sworn in as America’s forty-fifth president, a slew of foreign and security issues will be front and center in the Oval Office. Not receiving enough attention however is the pre-presidential election Congressional legislation, J ...
SASC White Paper Makes Powerful Case for Reagan-Style Defense Buildup (from The National Interest) Yesterday, the Senate Armed Services Committee, under the leadership of committee Chairman Senator John McCain (R-AZ) released its much anticipated defense white paper, Restoring American Power. The white paper makes a powerful case for a significant a ...
How Cutting Nuclear Arsenals Can Make World War Three More Likely (From Forbes) Nuclear arsenals exist to deter attack. Their size is less important than whether they convince a potential aggressor there is nothing to be gained by launching a surprise attack. So nuclear reductions are not inherently virtuous -- cutting the wrong ...
U.S. Marine Corps Retools Strategy As Tech Threats Mushroom (From Forbes) The Marine Corps has decided that it is not postured for the future. A year-long review of service plans revealed multiple gaps in planned capabilities that could put Marines at a disadvantage in fighting the tech-savvy adversaries of tomorrow. Among ...
Why Donald Trump is the U.S. Army’s Once in A Lifetime Opportunity (from The National Interest) There is a recognition in all quarters that the United States faces a range of serious security threats, foremost among them Russia. This leads, naturally, to the need for a U.S. military capable of fighting and prevailing in high-end, high-tech conven ...
DARPA Research Leads Grid Security Solutions (From The National Interest) The U.S. electric grid is vulnerable to a cyber-attack that could take electricity offline if successful. Protecting against cyber threats requires staying ahead of technology, maintaining transparency and sharing information. The Defense Advanced Rese ...