Commentary
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May- 2024 -21 May
It’s Time to Weed Out China From Our Patent System
Protecting American innovation from foreign threats, particularly from China, requires bipartisan support and specific reforms.
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15 May
Rethinking Combat Fitness: Is the ACFT Aligned With Modern Warfare Needs?
While the Army Combat Fitness Test was a bold initiative to enhance the US Army's physical readiness standards, it overlooks key aspects of physical fitness essential for modern combat scenarios.
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Apr- 2024 -26 April
America Must Confront a New Axis of Opposition in the South Pole
To safeguard US national security interests, the Pentagon must assume the lead role in managing operations in Antarctica.
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23 April
No, Conscription Will Not Fix Britain’s Army Crisis
British policymakers are awakening to the need for rapid military expansion but universal conscription should be ruled out as solution.
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18 April
Return on Investment: Justifying Aid to Ukraine
To strengthen public support for Ukraine, US elected officials must frame how aid to Kyiv is a worthy investment that provides substantial returns.
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16 April
US National Security Planners Must Recognize Antarctica’s Importance
America’s national security threats closer to home should be ignored but neither should the growing concerns from the seemingly far distant Antarctic.
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Mar- 2024 -28 March
Advanced Hearing Aids Increase Veterans’ Readiness to Confront Hearing Loss
It’s common for veterans to seek treatment for a variety of issues and concerns, but hearing loss remains an unseen threat.
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25 March
Why We Can’t Beat the Houthis
The US has lost control of the Red Sea due to its reliance on remote warfare tactics, like missiles and drones, which are ineffective against opponents who hide among civilians.
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20 March
Congress Must Oppose US $4B Drone Sale to India
The upcoming sale of drones and missiles to India offers American politicians unique leverage to demand accountability for India’s worst human and civil rights abuses.
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18 March
Nuclear Strategy and ‘the Delicate Balance of Terror:’ A Retrospective
Technological advancements and the establishment of a robust superpower balance rendered concerns about the vulnerability of America’s nuclear deterrent less pertinent over time.
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