O Brasil, a Austrália e a China no Mundo em Evolução: Video
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I have just published Building the Impact Force: Marine Corps Transformation in an Age of Chaos.…
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A still-common view of war treats it as a parenthesis: first comes competition among states, then…
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In 2017, I sat down with then Chief of the Australian Navy, Vice Admiral Tim Barrett,…
Read More »Weak Signals, Hard Decisions: What the Columbia Mishap Teaches the Sea Services About Risk
The Navy and Marine Corps do not lack risk management (RM) processes. Risk, issue and opportunity…
Read More »Drop the Littoral, Keep the Argument: What Deptula’s Sharpest Objection Gets Right
David Deptula’s response to my piece on the “air littoral” made one argument I did not…
Read More »The “Air Littoral” Does Not Solve the Low-Altitude Problem
Robbin Laird’s recent article, “The Air Littoral Is a Maritime Problem Too,” attempts to move the…
Read More »The Grid is the Kill Web: Rethinking Power Wars as a Mesh Force Problem
Morgan Bazilian and Jahara Matisek have done the defense community a service with their CIMSEC piece,…
Read More »The Air Littoral Is a Maritime Problem Too: What the Kill Web Fleet Can Teach the Airpower Debate
Two pieces published within eight days of each other in late July 2026 stake out what…
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