Emerging directed energy technologies have the potential to transition to real-world military capabilities over the next twenty years; and become a particularly promising source of operational advantage for the U.S. military
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Changing the Game: the Promise of Directed-Energy Weapons
April 19, 2012 • By Mark Gunzinger and Christopher Dougherty • Studies
The Geostrategic Return of the Philippines
April 18, 2012 • By Jim Thomas and Harry Foster • Briefs
As the Obama administration executes its strategic “pivot” to the Western Pacific in the face of China’s military buildup, it is rediscovering the importance of a long-standing ally in the region.
The Road Ahead: Future Challenges and Their Implications for Ground Vehicle Modernization
March 6, 2012 • By Andrew F. Krepinevich and Eric Lindsey • Studies
In their modernization efforts, the Army and Marine Corps must anticipate as best they can the changing character of
land warfare over the next 10-20 years.
The Fiscal Year 2013 Defense Budget: Continuity or Change?
February 13, 2012 • By Todd Harrison • Briefs
DoD preview of the budget left few surprises for the actual budget release. What is more interesting in this budget request are the major changes that were not made—the dogs that didn’t bark
$TRATEGY IN A YEAR OF FISCAL UNCERTAINTY
February 7, 2012 • By Todd Harrison • Briefs
Defense strategy is about choices. In peacetime, strategy is often expressed in the budget as choices among different types of weapon systems and force structure. Bernard Brodie, writing in a…