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Much of the former Soviet Union's war in Afghanistan was a disaster, but some of the successes should be studied closely. ...
Our most effective defenses against Chinese antiship ballistic missiles might already be in place-or at least readily accessible. ...
With ongoing wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, professional military education is suffering. When the wars are over, it could be worse. ...
View Larger CoverMuch of the former Soviet Union's war in Afghanistan was a disaster, but some of the successes should be studied closely.
With ongoing wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, professional military education is suffering. When the wars are over, it could be worse.
The Quadrennial Defense Review must deal with tight budgets affected by global economic crisis, two wars, and future threats.
In the wake of the Army's shut-down of a master sergeant's military blog, frequent milblogger "Rubber Ducky" cries foul.
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Our most effective defenses against Chinese antiship ballistic missiles might already be in place-or at least readily accessible.
The Naval War College in Newport, Rhode Island, should not be a career-ender for officers. Instead, it should be a requirement.
Learning about conventional warfighting is just as important as counterinsurgency training. Finding the right balance is key.
Making clear the reasons behind decisions made on the asymmetric battlefield stimulates thinking at the junior level.
The military consults with science-fiction writers for warfighting ideas. Why haven't historians been asked for help, too?
Because the electromagnetic spectrum is a finite resource, the wide reach of wireless communication calls for more oversight.
