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2/2/2021

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Pentagon’s Hypersonics Director Rebuts the Critics
By Sydney Freedberg, Breaking Defense: "Independent experts and the Pentagon’s hypersonics R&D director tell us a study of hypersonics by the Union of Concerned Scientists overlooks the very real advantages the new weapons offer the U.S. – and its adversaries."
Israel Sees 6-Month Iran Nuclear Breakout,
Longer Than Blinken Projection

From Reuters: “Energy Minister Yuval Steinitz said the Trump administration "seriously damaged Iran's nuclear project and entire force build-up."”
Access Denied? The Future of U.S. Basing in a Contested World
By John Doe, Foreign Affairs: “In November 2020, the U.S. secretary of the Navy publicly expressed interest in establishing a 1st Fleet in the Indian Ocean. While the Navy currently patrols in the Pacific Ocean with the 7th Fleet, based in Yokosuka, Japan, it hoped that another fleet farther southwest would better enable it to cover the entire Indo-Pacific region."
 The Jihad in West Africa
(Long War Journal) Branches of both Al Qaeda and ISIS are fighting for territory, but France’s patience may be starting to wear thin.
Vital Signs: Second annual study reveals ‘C’ average for defense industrial base
(National Defense) In 2018, the Defense Department released “Assessing and Strengthening the Manufacturing and Defense Industrial Base and Supply Chain Resiliency of the United States,” a report focused on the production risks to critical defense industrial supply chains.
  These five items should top Biden’s defense priorities
(Defense News) The Biden administration has the opportunity to institute reforms in several crucial areas at the Department of Defense.
 Access denied? The future of US basing in a contested world
(War On The Rocks) In November 2020, the U.S. secretary of the Navy publicly expressed interest in establishing a 1st Fleet in the Indian Ocean. While the Navy currently patrols in the Pacific Ocean with the 7th Fleet, based in Yokosuka, Japan, it hoped that another fleet farther southwest would better enable it to cover the entire Indo-Pacific region. The country mentioned as a potential host — Singapore — appeared to balk at the idea.
US needs to deny, not dominate, China in the Indo-Pacific  
Hal Brands | Bloomberg Opinion
Culture, Not Tech, Is Obstacle To JADC2: JAIC
“This is not a panacea,” the deputy director of the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center says. “You can’t just sprinkle AI on all these legacy systems and expect them to work and talk together….That’s not how it works.”
How To Make The Third Offset Real: The Combined JADC2
There are places where jointness, that still sometimes elusive character, is on full display in the US military and one of those is where close air support meets the Army. The Army’s Joint Support Team trains 4,200 Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine and Special Operations Command students in joint air-ground operations education, training and command-and-control systems integration. Few…
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