Looking at War Requires Using Wide-Angle Binoculars
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Looking beyond the commonly accepted interpretation of the American War of Independence provides more insight for military professionals seeking to
Is There a Right to Be Wrong?
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In his 2003 book, Armed Servants: Agency, Oversight, and Civil-Military Relations, Peter Feaver says that “in a democracy, civ
What Happens in Ukraine After Combat Operations?
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Wars are a complex business. Ending a war always includes more than ending the fighting.
Ukraine and the Truths of War
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It’s too early to talk about lessons learned from the Russian invasion of Ukraine, but it’s not too early to observe how some of war’s
Deterrence: Looking Below the Conventional Threshold
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American civilian and military strategists traditionally think of deterrence in two forms: deterring conventional or nuclear war.
How Long Can the Threshold of War Hold?
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The international community is in a period of significant instability—an instability that could lead to a major conventional war, even if such a wa
Call for Bigger Army, More Overseas Presence
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Call for Bigger Army, More Overseas Presence
Reshaping the military to tackle evolving threats should be a higher government priority, four national security analysts warned during testimony.