I focus on the strategic, economic and business implications of defense spending as the Chief Operating Officer of the non-profit Lexington Institute and Chief Executive Officer of Source Associates. Prior to holding my present positions, I was Deputy Director of the Security
Threats To U.S. Elections Are Creating A New Kind Of National Security Challenge
Faith in U.S. electoral processes is eroding, posing a danger to the integrity of the whole system.
Army Rethink Of Aviation Priorities Is A Big Boost For Boeing
Boeing rotorcraft plants in Arizona and Pennsylvania will benefit.
The U.S. Commercial Ship Industry Has Collapsed. Fallout For National Security Could Follow.
There's so little left of the U.S. commercial shipbuilding and shipping industry, it would take decades to rebuild.
Amazon’s Kuiper Orbital Internet System Will Include Important National Security Features
Kuiper is a commercial venture, but its design delivers big national security benefits.
Boeing Products Bulk Large In Latest Foreign Military Sales Report
Boeing Defense is poised to return to sustained profitability, in part due to overseas sales.
How Submarine-Launched Systems Can Overwhelm Chinese Warships In The Taiwan Strait
Expendable unmanned systems launched from subs could create a durable mesh network surveilling the vital waterway.
Air Force’s Sentinel ICBM Program Is Struggling, Potentially Impacting Nuclear Deterrence
Cost and schedule of a vital upgrade to the U.S. nuclear deterrent looks uncertain.
Pentagon Makes It Official: U.S. Industrial Decline Is Undermining National Defense
The new defense industrial strategy reflects a bipartisan consensus on the need reverse the decay of domestic industries.
Why The U.S. Needs A Third Site For National Missile Defense
The U.S. missile defense system needs to be supplemented with more firepower and locations.
What Would The U.S. Defense Posture Look Like In A Second Trump Presidency?
Trump's seeming unpredictability is actually underpinned by some firm principles.