A Key Aspect of the New Historical Era: Multi-Polar Authoritarianism
Rather than a world of multi-polarity or great national power competition, a key aspect of the…
Read More »The Royal Australian Navy Faces a Challenging Future
Eighteen months ago, I wrote in The Australian that “there are very dark clouds on the…
Read More »In Central Asia is too much religious freedom a bad thing?
Since independence in 1991, the Central Asian republics have had an up and down relationship with…
Read More »Sleep Apnea, Obesity, And Military Recruiting Shortfalls
The obesity epidemic in the United States is not only a health crisis. It is now…
Read More »The CH-53K and Its Potential Impact on the Sustainment Enterprise
The arrival of the CH-53K is coming after more than a decade of digital maintenance experiences…
Read More »Shaping the Ecosystem for Distributed Operations: C2/AI and Timely Decision-Making
During my visit to the DSEI conference in September in London, I noticed that Ultra Intelligence…
Read More »US and Australia Jointly Fund Pacific Islands Internet Undersea Cable
SYDNEY — Two titans of the tech world, Google and Microsoft, announced major investments on Tuesday…
Read More »Defence Procurement and Capabilities: How to Accelerate Military Development
I have just returned from Australia and have finished a projected annual publication embodying the year’s…
Read More »The F-35, Sensor Fusion, and Shaping an ISR-T Enterprise
My recent visit to Australia was in support of the latest Sir Richard Williams Foundation seminar…
Read More »The Challenge of Defence Transitions: The Australian Case
The ghost of Christmas yet to come scared the bejesus out of old Ebenezer Scrooge in…
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