The Future and Past of War and Disease
The U.S. government is actively reviewing its efforts to counter biological attacks and the Department of Defense is taking steps that could allow it to perform day-to-day operations during a pandemic, but it might not be preparing adequately for a future large-scale operation during a more-transmissible and lethal pandemic.
Jan 27, 2022 United Press International
Are We Truly Prepared for a War with Russia or China?
The U.S. Department of Defense will likely need a strategy to overcome a war with either Russia or China. As threats from these two countries grow, what can the United States do now to prepare for major conflict?
Oct 9, 2018 The Hill
Toward One Understanding of Multiple Domains
The U.S. defense community can and should do what it can to get the most benefit from operating across domains. It just needs to remember to proceed carefully to discern between actual benefits and falsehoods that may do more harm than good.
May 2, 2018 C4ISRNET
Hey Washington Experts — Don't Roll Your Eyes Over Trump, Roll Up Your Sleeves
Policy experts do not want to be irrelevant or ignored. The Trump administration does not want to fail, and needs to generate winning policies. By working together, the administration and the policy community could help one another, and, more importantly, the nation.
Jan 12, 2017 Fox News Channel
Why Brexit Won't Necessarily Hurt NATO
Concerns that the Brexit vote could weaken NATO are overblown. There will likely be a wide range of fallout that will spread beyond the economic realm, but the European Union is not NATO and it's far too early to expect dramatic outcomes.
Jul 3, 2016 U.S. News & World Report
Is Winter Coming? Or, Our Russia Strategy
Many ask if Russian actions represent a new challenge to international order, and, if so, what is the best course of action to respond to it.
Nov 12, 2015 Breaking Defense
