Spend Defense Dollars Both to Increase Quantity and Improve Quality
The Pentagon needs to increase spending, both to increase the size of forces and to improve their capability.
Anticipating Putin’s Next Gamble
A unified U.S.–NATO alliance holds a winning hand at the geostrategic card table.
The Sea Will Not Be Tamed
On China’s formidable, flawed effort to turn naval strategy upside down.
European Security: Who Wants It?
When it comes to mutual security in Europe, the question that currently haunts the continent is “How much does Europe want it?”
Send Navy Ships to the Baltic and Black Seas
Basing American vessels there would reassure our allies and restrain Putin.
Donald Trump and the Art of Strategic Ambiguity
The election of Donald Trump can be correctly seen as the rejection of the previous generation of U.S. diplomacy.
For the Navy, Strike Capability Should Be Top Priority
Instead of developing new midair refueling tankers, the Navy need to expand the strike capability of its carriers.