General Peter Pace: Why we serve
Decision Brief No. 05-D 18 2005-04-21 (Washington, D.C.): The Center for Security Policy is delighted by President Bush's reported intention...
Defense Budget & Expenditures
DoD Budget Threatens Cuts to Crucial Programs
The House and Senate have now approved their versions of the federal budget for Fiscal Year 2006. Both proposals, like...
Go Navy missile defense!
Decision Brief No. 05-D 10 2005-02-18 With each passing day, evidence grows that two of the world's most dangerous rogue...
A Different Approach to the 2005 NPT Conference
By Vice Admiral Robert R. Monroe, U.S. Navy (Ret.). Adm. Monroe is former director of the Defense Nuclear Agency, and a...
Hobson’s choices (cont.)
At last, the debate has been joined about the future direction of America's nuclear deterrent - or indeed, whether there...
John Kerry’s defense budget
(Washington, D.C.): Even before the Congress formally declared George W. Bush the winner of last November's presidential election, reports began...
Hobson’s choices
(Washington, D.C.): A few weeks ago, two Republican Congressmen - Reps. Duncan Hunter of California and James Sensenbrenner of Wisconsin...
Rummy’s bad rap
(Washington, D.C.): Donald Rumsfeld is one of the most experienced men in Washington. So he is presumably not surprised at...
Kerry’s nuclear nonsense
(Washington, D.C.): In last Thursday's debate, the two presidential candidates were asked what represented "the single most serious threat to...
President-making security moms
(Washington, D.C.): Suddenly, the hottest phenomenon in presidential politics is the metamorphosis of women from "soccer moms" to "security moms."...
Just say ‘no’
(Washington, D.C.): For years, Communist China has insisted that the United States abandon a friendly, democratic and strategically placed ally...
‘Kerry Republicans’
(Washington, D.C.): The American people seem likely to decide who will be their next President on the basis of whose...
Watch this space
(Washington, D.C.): The past few weeks have seen a number of momentous developments formalized by four highly publicized international events....
Empty words?
(Washington, D.C.): On Tuesday, the United States Senate gets back to work after a week of bipartisan mourning of Ronald...
Remain, Rumsfeld
(Washington, D.C.): The London Economist Magazine last week emblazoned its front cover with the two-word headline "Resign, Rumsfeld." In so...
Restructure, don’t cut, the missile defense program; focus should be on deployment of near-term anti-missile systems
(Washington, D.C.): All other things being equal, it seems likely that the next week will see a concerted effort made...