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Charlotte Brock, Editor/Analyst

Charlotte Brock provides editorial and production support for CSBA publications as well as research and analytic support to CSBA staff.

Ms. Brock received a BA with Honors in Peace, War and Defense from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

During her six years as a Marine officer, she served with I Marine Expeditionary Force, Multi-National Corps-Iraq, and Marine Corps Recruit Depot/Eastern Recruiting Region Parris Island, SC.

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Assessment of Secretary Gates' Decisions with CSBA's Defense Program Outlined in the "Strategy for the Long Haul"
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By Charlotte Brock, Chris Sullivan, Jim Thomas, Todd Harrison

04/10/2009
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On April 6, Secretary of Defense Robert Gates announced substantial changes to the defense program that bring it more in line with CSBA’s "Strategy for the Long Haul” series of monographs. The reports are the culmination of over two years of research and analysis by CSBA, and assess existing and emerging challenges to US security, defense resources, the military services and their programs, America’s alliance structure, and strategy. This is a comparison of CSBA’s recommendations with the decisions made by Secretary Gates.