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The Future of U.S. Defense Strategy and the Japan-U.S. Alliance
On May 20, 2015, the Sasakawa Peace Foundation hosted Dr. Andrew F. Krepinevich, President of the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments on "The Future of U.S. Defense Strategy and the Japan-U.S. Alliance"
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How Would A War In Space Be Fought?
In recent months, leaders in the Defense Department have highlighted the increasing importance of space as a domain of modern warfare.
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A Strategic Blending: When RMA Meets the Revolution in IW
How will the revolution in military affairs interact with irregular warfare in future conflicts? CSBA's Jim Thomas believes this confluence is best described as hybrid warfare.
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Japan, US need a new bargain: Jim Thomas
WASHINGTON -- Japan is debating historic legislation that would allow its troops to cooperate with the U.S. military in far wider areas than has been possible in the post-war era. Why the drastic change in security policy? What do the two allies need to do to achieve the proposed law's aims?
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Todd Harrison Discusses Military Retirement Reform Proposals
"The Joint Chiefs of Staff added their own recommendations on military retirement reform and sent them to Defense Secretary Ash Carter. Most of their recommendations are similar to proposals in both the House and Senate National Defense Authorization Acts. But the recommendations from the chiefs may throw a wrinkle into the congressional debate. Todd Harrison, a senior fellow for defense studies at the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments, tells In Depth with Francis Rose what the Joint Chiefs are proposing." >>>Listen on Federal News Radio
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The Next President Can Torch Obama’s Iran Deal
The Obama administration says that any nuclear agreement it negotiates between the United States and Iran will be binding on the president’s successors, while nearly every Republican presidential contender has insisted on re-evaluating the agreement, if not jettisoning it all together.