Beyond Arms Sales: Building the Taiwan Mesh Fleet Where the Fight Will Be
Major Joseph Potter’s new essay for the Center for International Maritime Security, “Arming Taiwan: America First…
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Asking whether Iran has been “defeated” leads nowhere. If defeat means removing the regime, the answer…
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Rory Medcalf’s presentation to the Williams Foundation seminar on air combat mass and depth described a…
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The fighting concept known as “blind ’em, burn ’em, blast ’em” was a practical assault technique…
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On September 11, 2026, at the Yalta European Strategy conference in Kyiv, Polish Foreign Minister Radosław…
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The second Sir Richard Williams Foundation seminar of 2026 opened with a question its organizers said…
Read More »Influence Without Occupation: A Future U.S. Strategy for Iraq
On 30 September 2026, Ali Al-Zaidi, Iraq’s prime minister and commander-in-chief of the armed forces, marked…
Read More »Mastering Chaos: How the Marine Corps Is Reinventing Itself for an Age Without Sanctuaries
For two decades, the United States Marine Corps built its identity around a particular kind of…
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I have been coming to Australia since 2014 to write the Sir Richard Williams Foundation seminars.…
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