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How Soon Will the U.S. Return to Afghanistan?

09/28/2024
By James Durso

Afghanistan’s ruling Taliban just announced the country will re-open its embassy in Muscat, Oman. This follows…

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The U.S. Military and Distributed Operations in the Pacific: The Logistics Challenge

09/27/2024
By Robbin Laird

With the significant impact which China, Russia and North Korea can have individually and collectively on…

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Enhancing and Accelerating the Integrated Force: An Operational Perspecdtive

09/27/2024
By Robbin Laird

The most recent seminar of The Sir Richard Williams Foundation was entitled: “Enhancing and Accelerating the…

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The September 26, 2024 Sir Richard Williams Foundation Seminar: An Initial Take

09/27/2024
By Robbin Laird

The most recent seminar of The Sir Richard Williams Foundation was entitled: “Enhancing and Accelerating the…

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Maneuver Warfare: Working Manned with Autonomous Systems for the Ground Maneuver Element

09/24/2024
By Robbin Laird

In my second interview with LtGen Heckl (Retired), we focused on a key issue: how does…

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The International Colloquium on Luso-Brazilian Art and Literature at Harvard University, September 18th and September 19th, 2024

09/22/2024
By Kenneth Maxwell

I have just spent two very intellectually stimulating days back at Harvard University attending the international…

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Paging Terrorists: The MOSSAD Calling

09/19/2024
By Michael Shoebridge

3000 pagers exploded simultaneously across Lebanon, injuring hundreds of Hezbollah leaders and others carrying their pagers, and paralysing…

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Nuclear Weapons in a Multi-Polar Authoritarian World: Assessing the Challenges

09/18/2024
By Robbin Laird

The rise of the 21st century authoritarian states and movements has driven change in the global…

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A Look Back at the History of Exeter England

09/17/2024
By Kenneth Maxwell

Margaret Rice, who is my sister, launched her latest book, The Chappell Family: Mayors and Merchants…

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Putting AUKUS in Context

09/15/2024
By John Blaxland

Three years have passed since the United States, Australia and United Kingdom announced on September 15…

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04/16/2026
By Robbin Laird

Fight Tonight, Prepare for Tomorrow: The ADF and the Age of Autonomous Warfare

“The comfortable certainties of the post-Cold War era are dissolving before our eyes.” That observation, made by ACM (Retired) Mark Binskin at the Sir Richard Williams Foundation’s September 2025 seminar,…

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Always Ready, Persistently Under-Resourced: The U.S. Coast Guard in the 21st Century

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04/11/2026
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The Age of Chaos: Kill Web Warfare, Authoritarian Coercion, and the Democratic Advantage

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An Overview to 18th Century Globalization

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Two Judges Riding Circuit in Rappahannock County Virginia Just Make a Huge Public Mistake

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Perspectives on the BRICS Meeting: July 2025

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03/18/2026
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Robotics and Ship Repairs: A Way Ahead for the U.S. Navy Fleet and their Maintenance

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Australia’s Air Power: Ready for Tonight, Preparing for Tomorrow

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The strategic landscape facing Australia has fundamentally shifted. For the first time since World War II, the Australian Defence Force is genuinely preparing to defend the homeland rather than simply contributing to distant coalitions. This stark reality was laid bare in a recent presentation

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