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How to Defeat ISIS without Becoming Them

Its been a long time since I last flew tactical aircraft, and I never fired a shot in combat. But ...
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Why Military Readiness is so Vital

Military types like me have been bemoaning the risks to U.S. military readiness imposed by current and unabating federal fiscal ...
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Size of U.S. Army Should be Determined by Needs of ...

Some countries want big armies, though no countries want to need big armies; but all countries want to have the armies they need, when they need ...
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The F-22 Over Syria: Efficiency and Effectiveness

After being criticized for not using the F-22 Raptor previously, the U.S. Air Force has now taken a drubbing for using F-22s over Syria, ...
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Asymmetric Warfare Goes Both Ways

During the last decade and a half of militant extremism with global ambitions, asymmetric warfare has been a much-ballyhooed concept ...
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How to Assess Risk in a World of Threats like ...

As U.S. efforts to build an international coalition to confront ISIS continue, so does the national debate regarding if, when, ...
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Full-Spectrum Engagement: Better than War

In a recent piece called, Peace and War: The Space Between, Nadia Schadlow does a great job explaining how U.S. foreign ...
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For the Future Force, More is Not Always Better

In a recent piece called, The Paradox of American Naval Power, Bryan McGrath laments not being aware of an Executive Branch ...
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Military Force Structure Math the American Way

As the United States defense budget has been cut over the last several years, the Congress has been very disappointed ...
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What the Air Force Can Learn from FedEx

Over the last year or so, there has been increased chatter about the Active and Reserve Component—or AC/RC in military ...