Don’t slash defense
It is an established fact: Democratic nations generally are reluctant to spend precious resources on their own defense. This helps...
Defense
Forging Consensus On Defense Spending? The Making Of A Coalition To Prevent Hemorrhage In US Security
On 4 March 1993, the Chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, Sam Nunn (D-GA), took the floor of the...
‘Now Hear This’: Will Aspin’s Commitment To V-22 Translate Into Needed Momentum, Real Peace Dividend?
(Washington, D.C.): In the course of confirmation hearings last week, Secretary of Defense-designate Les Aspin assured the Senate Armed Services...
Moscow veto mood rising?
As the international community at last starts to move toward long-overdue military intervention in Bosnia-Herzegovina, one conclusion is becoming inescapable:...
1992 Freedom Flame Award: Margaret Thatcher
The 1992 Freedom Flame Award was extended with deep appreciation to The Right Honorable Baroness Thatcher, O.M., on behalf of...
FOR A CREDIBLE DEFENSE POSTURE IN THE FUTURE, INVEST IN THE B-2 TODAY
For a brief period after the Gulf War, the legions of defense critics who have long maintained that U.S. weapon...
‘Fit To Print’: Bush Has No Excuse For Continuing To Ignore Soviet Non-Creditworthiness
(Washington, D.C.): Today's New York Times features a front-page story updating information published by the Center for Security Policy a...
Dangerous Trade
The Washington Post, June 6, 1991 Mary McGrory's column of May 24 correctly criticizes the Bush administration for abysmal shortsightedness...
NOW HEAR THIS: OP ED’S REBUT HAROLD BROWN, URGE END TO POLICY OF ASSURED VULNERABILITY
(Washington, D.C.): On the eve of today's hearing before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee concerning strategic defense and the ABM...
Patriot Success May Loosen ABM Grip
BY: Frank J. Gaffney Jr. Defense News , April 15, 1991 If any proof were needed that the Patriot missile...
Return of the syndrome
BY: Frank GaffneyThe Washington Times, April 18, 1991 As ironic moments go, this was a hard one to top. I...
Soviet Crackdown Watch 9: Baker Stumps for Gorbachev as Sunday’s Vote Sets Stage for Expanded Repression
Even in the dark days following the Tiananmen Square massacre, the Bush Administration's preference for dictators -- who offer repression...
Center’s Bryen Blows Whistle on Tech Transfer Fiasco
The Center for Security Policy today urged the Bush Administration and Congress to take heed of warnings made by a...
On to Baghdad! Liberate Iraq
The Center for Security Policy today urged the Bush Administration and its coalition partners to carry the campaign forward from...
From Bad to Worse: Why Is The Administration Making it Easier For Potential Foes to Obtain Our Technology?
The Center for Security Policy today expressed real regret that -- even as the Bush Administration is taking resolute and...
The Permanent Demise of Awacs? Say it Ain’t so
(Washington, D.C.): In a report released today, entitled Who's Minding the Store?: Iraq War's Top Performing Defense System an Endangered...