As such, The Strategy Bridge wanted to explore the state of civil-military relations in the United States and beyond for the final...
Declinism looks and feels very different depending on who is deploying its rhetoric. A potent rhetoric that bears some relation to—but is...
Notes: Ben Hall, ‘’Military Briefing: Ukraine’s Battlefield Agility Pays Off’’, Financial Times, May 26, 2022; ‘’What Is Mission Command? Democracy and...
Notes: J.D. Work “The Retreat of Cyber Forces after Offensive Operations,” in Armies in Retreat: Chaos, Cohesion, and Consequences ed. Timothy...
Part of the University of North Carolina Press’ Civil War America “Landmark Series,” edited by Peter S. Carmichael, Caroline E. Janney, and...
American overreach in the Middle East since the Iranian revolution is examined by Steven Simon in his new book Grand Delusion: The...
In his new book, Writing Wars: Authorship and American War Fiction, WW1 to Present, David F. Eisler grapples with one of the...
Ten years ago, a disparate group of field-grade military officers toiled away at their keyboards. The world of national security blog posting...
The subject of John W. Lemza’s scholarly study The Big Picture: The Cold War on the Small Screen is a U.S. Army-produced...
Notes: Jonathan Klug and Steven Leonard, eds., To Boldly Go: Leadership, Strategy, and Conflict in the 21st Century and Beyond (Havertown,...
