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Building Modular Motherships: Denmark and Singapore Lead the Way

10/07/2023
By Robbin Laird

The Danes are shaping a second generation of their modular ships. The first-generation flex ships provided…

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The DSR and “Impactful Projection”

10/06/2023
By Malcolm Davis

The 2023 defence strategic review has as its centrepiece the concept Defence Minister Richard Marles has defined as ‘impactful…

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Deterrence by Denial, Impactful Projection, Proportionate Response and Multi-Domain Strike

10/05/2023
By Robbin Laird

When reading through the Australian Government’s 2023 Defence Strategic Review (DSR), three core concepts stand out:…

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The Challenge of Dealing with the 21st Century Authoritarian Powers: Progress and Paths Forward

10/04/2023
By Robbin Laird

During my current visit to Australia in support of the 27 September Williams Foundation Conference, I…

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The U.S. Military and Its Future: Size the Force to Match the Nation’s Willingness to Provide Servicemen

10/03/2023
By James Durso

Next year, the U.S. military will spend an unprecedented $900 billion dollars of the taxpayers’ money…

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The Strike Enterprise and the Royal Air Force

10/03/2023
By Robbin Laird

With the signing of AUKUS, Australia certainly closely aligned its way ahead with regard to weapons…

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Air Combat First for Australia and Indonesia

10/01/2023
By Flight Lieutenant Claire Campbell

Set in the tropical jungle of North Sulawesi in Indonesia, Exercise Elang Ausindo kicked off on…

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Considering the Nature of Strike and Its Role in Deterrence Strategy

10/01/2023
By Robbin Laird

At the 27 September 2023 Williams Foundation Seminar, Chris McInnes of the Foundation provided a conceptual…

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The DSR and the Australian Strike Enterprise

09/30/2023
By Robbin Laird

We need to start first with considering how the 2023 Australian Defence Review has prioritized the…

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Preparing the Navy for the IndoPacific: Advancing UAS for Great Power Competition

09/30/2023
By Carl Forsling and Chris Misner

After twenty years supporting the Global War on Terrorism, the U.S. Navy finds itself having to…

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10/29/2026
By Dr. Gleb Tsipursky

NIST’s New AI Incident Guidance Needs a Defense Recovery Drill

Defense organizations adopting AI agents need more than assurances that a system will follow instructions. They need evidence that operators can detect unauthorized activity, contain it across connected services, and…

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Highlight of the Week
10/23/2026
By Robbin Laird

AUKUS and the Building of Australian Undersea Power: John Blaxland Makes the Case

In mid-October 2026, Professor John Blaxland of the Australian National University made the case for AUKUS twice in two days, to two very different audiences. On October 16, he and…

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10/22/2026
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AUKUS: Strategic Imperative or Costly Mistake?

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09/11/2026
By Robbin Laird

The Age of Urgency: Rear Adm. McCoy on Rebuilding the Navy’s Aviator Pipeline

Originally published in Breaking Defense, September 4, 2026 Rear Adm. Max “Pepper” McCoy, the Chief of Naval Air Training, describes the system he runs as a factory conveyor belt: the…

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Book Reviews

Before the Pivot: John Blaxland’s The Australian Army from Whitlam to Howard and the Long Road to Today’s Force

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A Bridge Between History and Transformation: Reviewing The United States Marines: A History (Fifth Edition)

Review by Robbin Laird

The Age of Chaos: Kill Web Warfare, Authoritarian Coercion, and the Democratic Advantage

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Op Eds: Danny’s Corner
10/17/2026

The Safety Valve: Why Local News Matters in an Age of Super-Intelligence

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10/15/2026

Fight’s On: A Magic Eight Ball Takes On the SI Doomsayers

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

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10/24/2026
By Robbin Laird

Rebuild or Disperse: What the Gulf Bases Decision Says About Posture

The first postwar choice the Pentagon faces in the Gulf is not which bases to repair. It is whether to restore the old footprint at all. A senior defense official,…

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What the Williams Foundation Seminar Told Us About the Next Generation

By Robbin Laird

The Sir Richard Williams Foundation seminar in Canberra on 1 October, The Requirement for Air Combat Mass and Depth in the Indo-Pacific, was framed around a question that sounds like a platform question: does Australia have enough air combat mass? By the end of

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