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Obama's Asia Trip Comes Amid Tug of War With China
WASHINGTON—President Obama's historic visit to Myanmar, marking his return to Asia only days after his re-election, is rooted in a strategic move to shape new relationships as...
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Beef jerky, reality shows, beer: Coburn tells DoD to cut it all out
Dr. Nora Bensahel comments on the Pentagon's defense spending in Federal News Radio....
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America's solar soldiers
Bacevich Fellow Will Rogers discusses the U.S. military's energy efforts with Global Post. ...
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China Could Use Europe's Financial Crisis to Get Foothold in Atlantic
While Washington orchestrates America's "pivot to Asia," the Chinese are already looking at taking over facilities much closer to U.S. shores, according to one report. Chinese...
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Plentiful US Oil Won’t Kill Renewable Energy
A wealth of shale oil will enable Americans to become king of oil producers by 2020, but that does not spell doom for renewable energy. The new report projecting U.S. oil domi...
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Why US Oil Dominance Won't Lower Gas Prices
Booming oil production could allow the U.S. to become the world's largest global oil producer by 2020 and help the country become practically energy self-sufficient by 2035, a...
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Audio: Tom Ricks "The Generals" Book Launch
On November 8, CNAS hosted the book launch for The Generals: American Military Command from World War II to the Present by Thomas E. Ricks, Senior Fellow at CNAS and Contribut...
By Thomas E. Ricks
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Sequestration Hangs Over Election Results
DOD Buzz discusses the fiscal cliff quoting Senior Fellow Dr. Nora Bensahel and CNAS' report on sequestration....
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CNAS report warns Obama faces hard choices for veterans in second term
Upholding the Promise, a new CNAS report outlining veterans issues for the second Obama administration, is featured in The Washington Post. ...
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Lame Duck Looking Lamer as Fiscal Cliff Nears
The Washington defense establishment used to expect the life-or-death question of sequestration would be decided after Tuesday’s elections, in Congress’s year-end closing se...
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On Deck: Naming Mideast Command
One of the first major uniformed military appointments to be made by the president next year is the head of the Middle East headquarters operation, a decision that could offer...
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Basic IT Security Amiss at IRS
Irving Lachow, director of the Program on U.S. National Security in the Information Age at the Center for a New American Security, discusses IT cybersecurity and patch managem...
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Tom Ricks' 'The Generals' Explores How Hard It is To Get Rid Of Bad Military Leaders
Tom Ricks' new book The Generals is reviewed in The Huffington Post....
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Red Herring
Adjunct Senior Fellow of the Military, Veterans, and Society Program Jason Dempsey is mentioned in regards to his study on political attitudes of military personnel in Foreign...
By Dr. Jason Dempsey
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Into the Fray: How Tom Ricks Joined the Debate Over Military Policy
The Washingtonian features Thomas E. Ricks and discusses how he joined the debate over military policy....
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Report: U.S. should allow Japan to use military air base for commercial flights
Tokyo’s case for sharing Yokota received an unlikely push with the release last week of a report from the Center for a New American Security, a moderate D.C.-based think tank ...
By Zachary Hosford
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Should 'The Generals' Get Fired More Often?
Thomas E. Ricks, Senior Fellow, is interviewed by National Public Radio on his new book "The Generals."...
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Report: U.S. should allow Japan to use military air base for commercial use
New CNAS report co-authored by Dr. Patrick Cronin and Zachary Hosford is featured in The Washington Post....
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“The Generals: American Military Command from World War II to Today” by Thomas E. Ricks
In The Washington Post, Neil Sheehan reviews Tom Ricks' new book, The Generals: American Military Command from WWII to Today....
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Experts say sequestration would target civilian jobs
Research Assistant Jacob Stokes discusses cuts to civilian employment under sequestration in Stars and Stripes....