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Comment: The following is another explosive investigative report from Bulgarian journalist Dilyana Gaytandzhieva, who previously reported on US (and allied) diplomatic flights transporting weapons to ISIS and US bioweapons facilities around the...
Opinion: If current supply issues are not resolved soon, the potential for mass layoffs is real. =
Until there is unflinching support from our policy makers, our defense industrial base will remain fragile, and our country’s military vulnerable.
Semiconductor Shortage Shines Light On Weak Supply Chain
Toggle open close THE ISSUE As the nation recovers from COVID-19 and a new Administration settles in, it is important to address several misconceptions and myths influencing thinking about the future of the Navy. Left unaddressed, they will have a caustic effect on the years-long effort to rebuild Navy readiness and capacities. Myth: The Nation Cannot Afford a Larger Fleet of Ships Response: U.S. prosperity and security are tied to Naval power, and the country cannot forego its constitutional obligations to provide and maintain a navy. The issue is not one of affordability, but of setting pri...