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The defense budgeting system is more reflective of Soviet-era bureaucratic structures than the vibrant U.S. capitalist model.

It is in America’s interest to develop a coherent and coordinated strategy for the Atlantic region. In the final weeks of the Trump Administration, officials on the National Security Council started developing such a strategy. It is not clear if the Biden Administration has continued with the initiative. The goal of an Atlantic strategy is to create the conditions for a stable, prosperous, and secure Atlantic area that is aligned, or at least sympathetic to, America’s vision for the region. ...

The Program Hosts Its Ninth Accelerator...

When addressing security challenges in the Middle East, the United States must re-examine how it engages with and views women’s potential security contributions

When addressing security challenges in the Middle East, the United States must re-examine how it engages with and views women’s potential security contributions

Catalyst Accelerator Hosts Ninth Cohort...

In the Pentagon corridor where Space Force commanders have their offices, a mural depicting military satellites warns that the heavens are “a new warfighting domain.” That stark assessment was demonstrated

Brig. Gen. John Olson said that for JADC2 to work, "artificial intelligence and machine learning are absolutely essential enablers to make us able to react, and respond, and again, make sense of the information, then act upon it."

The similarities of the failed DoD push in the early 2000s to implement "network-centric warfare" to the evolution of today's JADC2 effort are striking and ominous, the CSIS study shows.

"I'd call it a VERY minor slow toe dip," said one stunned company rep, trying to find polite words.