Rethinking China Policy: Shaping A Counter-Approach
With the emergence of the “leader for life,” who does not want to be called President,…
Read More »High End Conflict, Allies and Working the Way Ahead
High intensity warfare at the highest end is total war. It is about a test of…
Read More »How do the liberal democracies prevail in dealing with their authoritarian competitors?
The challenge posed by competitors such as modern China and Russia is both significant and different…
Read More »North Korean Nuclear Intentions: Hiding in Plain View
JCS General Joseph Dunford informed the Senate Armed Services Committee at his Sept 26, 2017 hearing…
Read More »Threats to US and Allied Air Superiority
This Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies released in January 2018 provide and overview the evolving challenges…
Read More »The Return of Great Power Conflict: High Tempo Ops, High Intensity Operations and Deterrence for the Liberal Democracies
In the latest Williams Foundation report, we deal with the strategic shift from counter-insurgency and stability…
Read More »President Macron Visits Washington: The Syrian Option
President Trump has already visited Paris; now President Macron is visiting Washington. It is a difference…
Read More »The Nuclear Threshold: Rethinking the Challenge
Necessity and proportionality are central concepts behind legitimate use of force in international law from the…
Read More »Working SA and C2 in the Integrated Battlespace: The Case of the RAAF’s Surveillance Response Group
During my visit with Murielle Delaporte to RAAF Williamtown in mid-March 2018, we had a chance…
Read More »Naval Aviation Training for the High End Fight
The wide open ground and air space of west central Nevada host Naval Air Station (NAS)…
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