Articles in National Security, Foreign Affairs, and Defense
Will Obama avoid Johnson’s mistake in Vietnam, his confusion of the ability to achieve tactical victories through superior force with the more subtle requirements of accomplishing the broader and more subtle objectives on the way to the ultimate goal—American security?
There was only a twinkle of presidential ambition in the eye of then-Senator Barack Obama when in the fall of 2002 the young Illinois politico stood before a large crowd in Chicago to speak his …
Did President Obama and Secretary Gates activate missile defense last week based on faulty intelligence or no intelligence?
So after nearly a full week listening to a tantalizing parade of defense experts discuss the ifs …
Yesterday’s headline in The Daily Telegraph – “North Korea ‘preparing to launch missile towards Hawaii’” – reinvigorated fears many have had about the Obama administration’s rush to abandon the path of progress defense contractors …
In one of the stranger stories to come across the newsreader in recent weeks, The Telegraph of London reported Tuesday that government-funded scientists in Japan are working on a proposal to extract uranium from …
Germany’s surrender on May 8, 1945, eight days after the suicide of Nazi leader Adolf Hitler, ended the war in Europe over 64 years ago. But although the Allies – led by the United …

