Can the Anzac Frigates Remain Relevant?
In part 1, I discussed how the Anzac class of frigates is only halfway through its service…
Read More »The Return of Direct Defense in Europe: The Challenge to the Infrastructures of the Liberal Democratic Societies
Russia and China as 21stcentury authoritarian powers are challenging the liberal democracies in both classic military…
Read More »Brexit and Future UK-EU Relations
The of end of March deadline under UK invocation of Art. 50 of the EU Lisbon…
Read More »Making Military Cloud a Success: Critical Next Steps for DoD’s IT Strategy
Hudson Institute’s Task Force on Federal IT Procurement, with sponsorship from Oracle and Microsoft, hosted a…
Read More »Shaping the Future of the Royal Australian Navy: The Impact of Frigates
The Royal Australian Navy is being rebuilt as part of a transformed Australian Defence Force. Recently,…
Read More »How Do We Sustain Self-Reliance
Discussions about self-reliance, like many other conversations among defence planners, rarely begins with a conversation on…
Read More »Preeminance
An absolutely remarkable demonstration of missile defense capabilities to the world. The United States of America…
Read More »A Nation Needs More than a DIME
Sun Tzu wrote that ‘if you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not to…
Read More »Shaping a Public Strategic Narrative: A Missing Element for the Defense Policies of the Western Democracies
The challenge we face with regard to the 21stcentury authoritarian powers is significant. And with the…
Read More »The Future of War: Terminator 3: Rise of the Machine
The Terminator series is something of a touchstone for popular thinking regarding artificial intelligence. Chris McInnes…
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