Monthly Archives: November 2014

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National Security Policymakers—No Experience Necessary?

The United States possesses the most capable military in human history accompanied by the largest intelligence community in ...
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The Long Gray Online

A core group of mid-grade officers are changing the way professional discussions, doctrinal analysis, and institutional innovations take ...
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Rethinking the Role of Religion in Counterinsurgency

Insurgent violence in the name of religion dominates our headlines. This summer, Boko Haram advanced rapidly across northeastern ...
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How Military Advisers Can Avoid Mission Creep in Iraq

The term ‘military adviser’ is often applied by governments to troops conducting military operations in order to address ...
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American Witnesses of the Nazi Rise to Power

Your book Hitlerland chronicles the lives of Americans who witnessed first-hand the Nazis rise to power. What drew the Americans ...
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CBRN Robotics: Unmanned Recon and Decon Systems Needed

Throughout my 23 years of experience across the full spectrum of Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) defense, ...
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Iran Nuclear Talks a Win-Win for Tehran, Washington

As the P5+1 talks with Iran drudge along toward a tentative agreement, it makes sense to throw out conventional ideas ...
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What the War Classics Teach Us about Fighting Terrorists

Clausewitz has taken a beating in the War on Terror. His theories on warfare initially came about coincident ...
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When Politics and Intelligence Meet

Over the course of the 20th century and into the 21st, modern states and their intelligence organs have gone ...
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Revisiting the First 102 Days of the War on Terror

The phrase Tora Bora became a tagline for anti-Bush stump speeches by John Kerry during his 2004 presidential ...