National Defense
How the U.S. Can Deter Chinese Aggression into the Next Decade
by BARRY PAVEL & CHRISTIAN TROTTI
There is an ongoing revolution in military affairs, and if China is the first to redefine the way that great powers fight and deter wars, there could be perilous geopolitical implications.
EXIT INTERVIEW
From the Republican Revolution of 1994 to the global pandemic of 2020, the Texas Republican 26 and retiring lawmaker reflects on some of the
more notable developments over his 26 year congressional career.
A Key to Victory for Republicans this Fall
by TOM FEENEY
We must adhere to the principles on which our base was built.
The Scope of the Challenge
By WILLIAM GREENWALT
With the House Armed Services Committee launching an effort to fix the Pentagon’s broken acquisition system, a look at the importance of the effort and the obstacles blocking reform.
Hollow Arguments on Military Entitlements
By ALAN SIMPSON
The former Senator from Wyoming argues that it’s not just the Pentagon’s acquisition system that needs reform – the military entitlement system needs fixed, as well.
