CSBA Counselor Ambassador Eric Edelman, along with Madelyn Creedon, Franklin C. Miller, Vipin Narang, and Keith B. Payne, offers guideposts for the Trump Administration’s review of U.S, nuclear strategy. Each writer has served in senior nuclear policy positions in the Department of Defense across Democratic and Republican Administrations.
CSBA Senior Fellow and Visiting Navy Fellow Commander Aaron Marchant discuss how to approach a great power war against China with a focus on maritime punishment and customized denial as the two pillars of U.S. maritime strategy.
CSBA Experts Tyler Hacker, Greg Malandrino, and Evan B. Montgomery provide insight on U.S. counter-industrial strategy and how it might apply to adversaries beyond Iran.
Commander Aaron Marchant argues that unlocking the potential asymmetric advantages of unmanned surface vessels is clarifying the difference between munitions and ships to identify the the roles each should play in the sea denial mission.
CSBA Counselor Eric Edelman, Charles Wald, and Jonathan Ruhe review the aftermath of the 12-Day War in June, discuss what might come next, and make recommendations for U.S. strategy going forward.
Thomas G. Mahnken and Greg Malandrino discuss a new shift in aerial combat which favors larger, less detectable aircraft using networked information to defeat adversaries with long-range missiles. In this new regime, future air superiority aircraft may resemble bombers more than fighters.
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