The Pitfalls and Possibilities of the Measurement Revolution for National Security by Ethan Bueno de Mesquita, Liam Collins, Kristen G. DeCaires, and Jacob N. Shapiro
France's Counterterrorism Efforts in West Africa and the Sahel with Michael Shurkin
The Future of Underwater Warfare in the Indo-Pacific
By H I Sutton & Franz-Stefan Gady, The Diplomat: "The oceans have not gotten any smaller, and actually anti-submarine warfare is under-invested and under-rehearsed in most navies it seems."
By H I Sutton & Franz-Stefan Gady, The Diplomat: "The oceans have not gotten any smaller, and actually anti-submarine warfare is under-invested and under-rehearsed in most navies it seems."
The Case for Killing Soleimani—A Lesson in Deterrence
By Norman Friedman, Proceedings: "Soleimani’s death is about deterrence. The drone strike that killed him suggests the U.S. government has finally concluded that the only deterrent that matters to Iran is a threat to undermine the regime by knocking away its key support—the IRGC–QF."
By Norman Friedman, Proceedings: "Soleimani’s death is about deterrence. The drone strike that killed him suggests the U.S. government has finally concluded that the only deterrent that matters to Iran is a threat to undermine the regime by knocking away its key support—the IRGC–QF."
ISRAEL:
Assessing Israel’s Tactical Laser Breakthrough
By Jacob Nagel, Bradley Bowman & Liane Zivitski, Defense News: “Until recently, the military application of relatively high-energy lasers has been more science fiction than reality. That is starting to change."
Assessing Israel’s Tactical Laser Breakthrough
By Jacob Nagel, Bradley Bowman & Liane Zivitski, Defense News: “Until recently, the military application of relatively high-energy lasers has been more science fiction than reality. That is starting to change."
We Must Win Today’s War for Talent
By John Nowell & Daniel Stefanus, Proceedings: "Our nation faces the greatest military challenges since the fall of the Soviet Union. A quick flip through recent issues of Proceedings will turn up a sea of references to “Great Power Competition,” and, more specifically, Russia and China."
5 Reasons the Army’s Formula for Modernization Might Work
By Loren Thompson, Forbes: "The news from the U.S. Army last week is that it is cancelling a replacement for its venerable Bradley fighting vehicle. This will strike some observers as a repetition of past missteps on the road to a more modern vehicle fleet, but it really isn't."
By John Nowell & Daniel Stefanus, Proceedings: "Our nation faces the greatest military challenges since the fall of the Soviet Union. A quick flip through recent issues of Proceedings will turn up a sea of references to “Great Power Competition,” and, more specifically, Russia and China."
5 Reasons the Army’s Formula for Modernization Might Work
By Loren Thompson, Forbes: "The news from the U.S. Army last week is that it is cancelling a replacement for its venerable Bradley fighting vehicle. This will strike some observers as a repetition of past missteps on the road to a more modern vehicle fleet, but it really isn't."
The U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has launched its newest foray into unleashing robot warships on the world’s seas: NOMARS. No, it’s not in reference to the former Red Sox standout infielder Nomar Garciaparra. The acronym stands for “No Manning Required, Ship,” and it’s part of DARPA’s plan to take its Sea Hunter drone ship a step further. The idea is to design a ship from the keel up that will never have a human on board. – Defense News
The first CMV-22B Osprey – the tiltrotor aircraft selected to replace the Navy’s aging fleet of C-2A Greyhounds as the carrier onboard delivery aircraft – completed its first flight operations, according to its manufacturer. – USNI News
The Army is going back to the drawing board for the fourth time on the much-delayed $45 billion program to replace the Bradley Fighting Vehicle, Army Chief of Staff Gen. James McConville said Tuesday. – Military.com
The Army is going back to the drawing board for the fourth time on the much-delayed $45 billion program to replace the Bradley Fighting Vehicle, Army Chief of Staff Gen. James McConville said Tuesday. – Military.com
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