Stymying Russia in Ukraine Serves as Global Deterrent
The national security world is changing as dramatically as it did in the wake of the 9/11 attacks or the collapse of the Soviet Union,
Winning Wars Requires More Than Simply Sending Soldiers
It’s oft repeated that the U.S. Army fights and wins the nation’s wars, but this shorthand is not quite accurate.
Confidence and Combat Power
A common, but incomplete, understanding of the American Army’s combat power is that it relies on technology and how good its combat for
Looking at War Requires Using Wide-Angle Binoculars
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?
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?
Wars are a complex business. Ending a war always includes more than ending the fighting.
Ukraine and the Truths of War
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
