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March 2012 Highlights
RAND NATIONAL DEFENSE RESEARCH INSTITUTE -- FFRDC
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CHARACTERIZING AND EXPLORING THE IMPLICATIONS OF MARITIME IRREGULAR WARFARE
Authors: Molly Dunigan, et al.
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CONSIDERATIONS FOR THE CIVILIAN EXPEDITIONARY WORKFORCE: PREPARING TO OPERATE AMIDST PRIVATE SECURITY CONTRACTORS
Author: Molly Dunigan
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PROJECT AIR FORCE -- FFRDC
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OPTIONS FOR AND COSTS OF RETAINING C-17 AIRCRAFT PRODUCTION-ONLY TOOLING
Authors: John C. Graser, et al.
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ANALYSIS OF GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY OFFICE BID PROTESTS IN AIR FORCE SOURCE SELECTIONS OVER THE PAST TWO DECADES
Authors: Thomas Light, et al.
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GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY OFFICE BID PROTESTS IN AIR FORCE SOURCE SELECTIONS
Authors: Frank Camm, et al.
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REDUCING ATTRITION IN SELECTED AIR FORCE TRAINING PIPELINES
Authors: Thomas Manacapilli, et al.
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COMMENTARY
The following are national security related commentaries that RAND researchers have contributed to news publications in the past month. To retrieve past commentary pieces, please visit RAND's commentary page.
Bringing Libya Under Control
By Frederic Wehrey (International Herald Tribune and NYTimes.com)
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Khamenei: The Nuclear Decision-maker
By Alireza Nader (PBS FRONTLINE)
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Israel's Risky Option on Iran
By Dalia Dassa Kaye (Los Angeles Times)
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Syria Is Trending Toward the Libya Model
By James Dobbins (U.S. News & World Report, Debate Club)
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US Control of Contractors in Iraq Is Vital
By Molly Dunigan (The Hill)
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