In its 2012 study, “The Geostrategic Return of the Philippines,” the CSBA recommended marine surveillance planes to watch the seas, anti-ship coastal defenses to deter intruders, and aerial defense systems to defend the anti-ship missiles.
At a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing CSBA's Vice President for Studies Jim Thomas’ argued that new legislation is needed to ensure the DoD is effectively organized to address current and future security challenges.
The Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments has joined with teams of experts from three other prominent think-tanks— AEI, CNAS, and CSIS—to offer alternatives to the QDR and budget the Pentagon will soon submit to Congress.
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