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Book Review Archive
Posted in Book Review
07/22/2021

Lyric, Words on a Page II

By Ed Timperlake
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05/31/2021

The Next Revolution in Military Affairs?

By Robbin Laird
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05/27/2021

Writing FICINT: George Galdorisi’s Rick Holden

By Robbin Laird
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05/08/2021

Winning the Cold Civil War

By Ed Timperlake
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04/21/2021

Living Through COVID-19 and Global Change

By Defense.info Media Team
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03/29/2021

Campaigns, Strategies and Politics: Leveraging Military Power

By Robbin Laird
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03/21/2021

Establishing English America: A Reminder of Putting COVID-19 in Its Place

By Robbin Laird with Kenneth Maxwell
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02/19/2021

The Key Importance of Training for the High-End Fight

By Air Marshal (Retired) Geoff Brown
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02/08/2021

A Lesson in Humility and Meritocracy Marine Style

By Ed Timperlake
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02/03/2021

Authoritarian Regimes and Liberal Democracies: How to Deal with Authoritarian Leaders

By Robbin Laird
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Defense Decisions
09/25/2021
By Natalie Sambhi

Indonesia and the Australian Submarine Decision, 2021

The recent announcement of  Australia’s plans to pursue nuclear-powered submarines and the launch of AUKUS—a new security grouping between Australia, the UK and US aimed at promoting information and technology…

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Highlight of the Week
09/25/2021
By Robbin Laird

An Update on the CH-53K: September 2021

This report provides an update on the CH-53K. It includes interview with Col. Perrin, Program Manager, PMA-261, H-53 Heavy Lift Helicopters, Naval Air Systems Command at Patuxent River, Maryland and…

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Video of the Week
09/18/2021
By Claire Galliford and Lieutenant Sarah Rohweder

Royal Australian Navy Enters New Era

Navy – and the Australian Defence Force – is about to undergo a major shift in military technology, in which it will enter a new era of sub-surface capabilities. Prime…

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Interview of the Week
09/25/2021
By Robbin Laird

Colonel Jack Perrin Provides an Update on the CH-53K, August 2021

NAVAIR released a video in July 2021 showing the progress in the new aircraft operating at night in terms of extending its range via tanking operations. I had a chance …

A Marine Corps CH-53K King Stallion lifts a Navy MH-60S Knighthawk helicopter from a draw in Mount Hogue, California, Sept. 5, 2021. The Knighthawk conducted a hard landing during a search-and-rescue mission, which resulted in no casualties or injuries of its crew. The two-day operation was the first official fleet mission for the CH-53K King Stallion, as it is currently undergoing an operational assessment while the Marine Corps modernizes and prepares to respond globally to emerging crises or contingencies. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Therese Edwards)
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Book Reviews

Lyric, Words on a Page II

Review by Ed Timperlake

The Next Revolution in Military Affairs?

Review by Robbin Laird

Writing FICINT: George Galdorisi’s Rick Holden

Review by Robbin Laird
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Op Eds: Danny’s Corner
09/24/2021

On the Road to a Banana Republic? General Milley’s Role

By Defense Info Media Team
09/20/2021

Macron has Wind in his Sails

By Georgi Gotev
08/31/2021

The War In Afghanistan Is What Happens When McKinsey Types Run Everything

By Tyler Durden
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Partner's Corner
09/04/2021
By Guy Martin

Super Tucano officially inducted into Nigerian Air Force

The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) has officially inducted into service the first six of 12 A-29 Super Tucano aircraft on order from the United States. US Department of Defence officials…

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Williams Foundation

Putting the Reasonably Back in Reasonably Practicable

By Flight Lieutenant Joshua Vicino

How safe is too safe? Some would argue that even asking this could be considered blasphemy from Defence’s Aviation Safety perspective. After all, our airworthiness system, first introduced in the early 1990’s, is regularly described as being written in blood. But our mission is

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