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Korea Crisis Deepens as the US Dispatches the Carl Vinson Strike Group to the Region
Bryan Clark, a retired submarine officer and analyst with the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments, said the move on the heels of the Syrian strike should send a message to the allies and the North Koreans that, after years of perceived U.S. unwillingness to overly entangle itself in foreign conflicts, the U.S. is moving back to a more assertive roll. "It's a well-timed move," Clark said. "We obviously don't have the ability to strike their nuclear facilities, they are buried deep underground, but we can go after the missiles themselves while they are fueling. It's a signal to the North Koreans that we will, for the time being, have the ability to attack those facilities."
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Laser Weapons Edge Toward Use in US Military
Mark Gunzinger, a senior fellow at the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments, sees that relatively small output increasing rapidly.
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Austal Pushes Big Missiles For Small Ships: LCS & VLS
“For the Independence-class LCS, the trimaran design is probably better able to accommodate adding weight in the form of missile launchers higher in the ship,” said Bryan Clark, a retired Navy officer, who’s argued for VLS-equipped LCS in the past.
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Inside a B-2 Mission: How to Bomb Just About Anywhere From Missouri
“No other nation has that capability … to send bombers from our homeland to any place on the globe,” said Mark Gunzinger, a former Air Force colonel and B-52 pilot now working as a senior fellow at the Center for Budgetary and Strategic Assessments. “Using that force projection in Libya serves as a deterrent to rivals elsewhere.”
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Critical Assumptions and American Grand Strategy
RealClearDefense talks to Dr. Hal Brands of SAIS and the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments regarding American Grand Strategy in the lastest report from the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments.
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Navigating Great Power Rivalry in The 21st Century
The post-Cold War international system is coming to an end, and with it easy assumptions about the character of U.S. strategy toward the world’s great powers.