1944: Improve our tanks
From the archive: December 16, 1944
Here’s a letter to the editor from an unnamed lieutenant colonel.
U.S. vs. German tanks
An article in the August 5[, 1944,] issue of the Journal …
Read more ›From the archive: December 16, 1944
Here’s a letter to the editor from an unnamed lieutenant colonel.
An article in the August 5[, 1944,] issue of the Journal …
Read more ›The Truman National Security Project recently released the fifth edition of the Truman Security Briefing Book, a primer on “the most significant national security and …
Read more ›From the archive: December 14, 1962
Editor’s note: This ambitious order followed the 1956 Project Horizon study led by Wernher von Braun at the Army Ballistic Missile Agency.
Our generation has returned from the battlefields of …
Read more ›Charles E. Berger says it’s time to rewrite the AUMF. (National Interest)
The White House rejects the arguments for un-dual-hatting NSA and CYBERCOM, at least for now. (Washington Post)
Sea change at …
Read more ›Four experts told a House hearing on China’s growing seapower yesterday that no real strategy exists to deal with Beijing’s increasing assertiveness in the western Pacific, Chris Cavas reports. (Defense News)
Meanwhile, …
Read more ›Gordon Adams on the Murray-Ryan budget deal: “But let’s get real: $498 billion is a pretty good deal in a world where threats to the United States are low, terror attacks are …
Read more ›It’s A2/AD Day, apparently:
Starting by declaring that wars of choice are gravely risky and therefore the U.S. military should be optimized for wars of necessity, Sam Tangredi argues that counter-A2/AD operations …
Read more ›From the archive: December 2, 1944
Editor’s note: “As World War II was coming to an end, the House, on March 28, 1944, established the Select Committee on Post-War Military Policy composed …
Read more ›From the archive: December 6, 1941
Editor’s note: The day before Japanese warplanes surprised U.S. defenders at Pearl Harbor, the Army and Navy Journal published its last pre-war issue. Looking back, one …
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