Knowing You Better and Liking You Less: South Korea and China
04/13/2012
The estranged public sentiment contrasts with the rapid growth in trade and personnel exchanges between S. Korea and the PRC.
How to build a Nike perspective for rebuilding the post-Afghanistan US military?
04/13/2012
The Nike perspective – Just Do It – is the appropriate perspective to re-building the US military after Afghanistan.
Bold Alligator 2012: 8 Images of Change
04/12/2012
Bold Alligator 2012 was a shift towards a new paradigm.
The Tail Waging the Dog: Or How Logistics Support to Afghanistan Gets Harder
04/11/2012
Without the transit routes through and the cooperation of Kazakhstan, U.S. efforts to rebuild Afghanistan cannot succeed.
Another North Korean Missile Launch: How to Prepare for Realistic Strategic Deterrence?
04/11/2012
What is the difference between a test and a strike when dealing with such a secretive regime?
The Making of U.S. National Security Policy: “We Have Met the Enemy and He is Us.”
04/09/2012
In this final piece on the PNSR case studies, Richard Weitz underscores the lesson of Pogo: We have met the enemy and he is us.
The F-35 as a “Flying Sensor Fusion Engine”: Positioning the Fleet for “Tron” Warfare
04/09/2012
C5ISR-D Fusion engine is an inherent redundant aircraft and fleet “survivability” factor, as much as war fighting factor.
Brazil, India and the Global Fighter Market
04/06/2012
India’s downselect of the Rafale and the possible selection by Brazil of the same aircraft could have some game changing qualities.