Can The United States Afford Not To Dominate The Tiltrotor Aerospace Market?
Submitted Testimony by Frank J. Gaffney, Jr. before the House Public Works and Transportation Committee Subcommittee on Aviation 25 April...
Deterrence
Roundtable Discussion On The B-2 Bomber
Introduction As the national debate over proposed reductions in the U.S. defense budget continues to intensify, the Center for Security...
Retooling The Soviet Military: Dangerous Decontrol Actions On Machine Tools
Precise Machine Tools: The Quintessential Controlled Item In recent weeks, the United States has substantially accommodated the demands of its...
Moscow’s Disinformation Adds Insult To The Injury Caused By Its Arms Control Cheating
The Center for Security Policy today renewed its calls for the Bush Administration to commission an independent review of Soviet...
Defense “Scorecard” Ii: An Assessment Of The Bush Budget
Introduction On 26 January 1990, the eve of the release of the Bush Administration's budget submission to the Congress, the...
Save The V-22 And Avoid Another FSX Fiasco
Frank J. Gaffney, Jr., director of the Center for Security Policy, today released an analysis critiquing the Bush Administration's decision...
THE NEXT FSX FIASCO
FSX Redux A little over a year ago, a furious debate swept Washington and the Nation. Cabinet officers in the...
A Schizophrenic Policy Toward The USSR: Hard Line On Defense Cuts; Soft Line In Arms Talks
Responsible Rhetoric: A Strong Defense is Still Needed In recent public appearances President Bush and Secretary of Defense Richard Cheney...
A “Scorecard” For The Coming Defense Budget Cuts
(Washington, D.C.): The Center for Security Policy today released a paper identifying key national security priorities and programs that must...
A Scorecard On The Defense Budget: Preserving Key Priorities And Programs In An Era Of Cuts
Tomorrow, the Bush Administration will unveil its outline for the defense budget. That budget reportedly will reportedly seek $295 billion...
Center For Security Policy Disagrees With Crowe
The Center for Security Policy very much regrets Admiral William J. Crowe's apparent decision to become a spokesman for arms...
The Maltese Summit: An Assessment Of The Damage Done To US Security Interests
(Washington, D.C.): The dust has begun to settle on the Bush Administration's conduct of its first summit with Soviet President...
The Joint Chiefs Of Staff On SDI: Death Of A Thousand Cuts?
The Center for Security Policy today deplored comments by an unnamed senior representative of the Joint Chiefs of Staff reported...
Radargate: Soviet Admission Of An “Open” Treaty Violation Makes Fools Of American Apologists
(Washington, D.C.): Today, the Soviet Union formally acknowledged what it has systematically denied since July 1983 when the United States...
Hapless Chemical Weapons Policy Threatens US Security
The Center for Security Policy decried recently disclosed initiatives by the Bush Administration and by some members of Congress that...
Banning Chemical Weapons: Negotiating Unilateral US Disarmament
In recent months, starting with the NATO summit in May, the Administration has been generating arms control and related initiatives...