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.
Eric Edelman, Reuel Marc Gerecht, and Ray Takeyh layout the conditions for regime change in Iran.
Tyler Hacker discusses the advantages and vulnerabilities of the U.S. industrial base and how to improve it.
Thane Clare evaluates the likelihood of the Golden Dome program’s execution and makes recommendations for how to maximize the chances of its success.
Kimberly Lehn outlines how the reconciliation bill’s $100 billion for defense spending could be utilized to shore up Indo-Pacific deterrence needs.
Eric Edelman outlines the unprecedented challenge facing the United States: simultaneous deterrence of two nuclear peers. He argues that shoring up the U.S. nuclear command, control, and communications system should be the first order of business in deterring nuclear decapitation from Russia and/or China.
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