The Bolduc Brief: The Necessity of US Global Engagement – A Cautionary Perspective Against Isolationism
Pulling back from the world isn’t just risky—it’s a recipe for chaos. History proves isolationism fuels instability at home and abroad.
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2024 SOFREP Outlook for America, The Department of Defense, SOCOM, and Global Conflicts
As we stand on the precipice of 2024, the outcome of the U.S. Presidential election and the strategic approaches to global conflicts will profoundly shape international order and the principles of freedom and democracy.
The Bolduc Brief: Evaluating the Leadership Failure of Generals and Admirals in Today’s Military
The failures of Generals and Admirals in modern military operations, driven by disconnection from ground realities, bureaucracy, and the erosion of ethics, urgently necessitate a cultural shift in leadership, open dialogue, innovation, and accountability to safeguard national security and restore public trust.
Defend or Attack? The Dilemma of Choosing Military Posture in Today’s Threat Landscape
Choosing between offensive or defensive military postures shapes nations’ security, diplomacy, and identity in a world of evolving threats.
Rising Dragon: Unpacking China’s Military Expansion and Its Global Impact
Navigating a new geopolitical landscape, China’s multifaceted military expansion—spanning air, sea, land, and digital realms—reveals a narrative of a nation strategically asserting global influence, prompting worldwide reflections on the shifting balance of power and eliciting essential questions about motivations and implications for global peace and stability.
Growing Military Ties Between Iran and Russia Raise Concerns Over Shared Drone Technology
The Iran-Russia drone alliance raises global security concerns as shared technology deepens, impacting Syria and beyond.
Poland’s Military Renaissance: A Commitment to Regional Stability
Poland, a relatively recent member of NATO, is aggressively bolstering its military prowess through strategic acquisitions and a shift in military doctrine, signaling its commitment to regional security and stability in a rapidly changing geopolitical landscape, despite lingering questions about the economic feasibility of its ambitions.
Attrition Warfare Explained: Understanding the Long Game in Military Strategy
Attrition warfare is a relentless strategy focused on endurance and breaking the enemy’s will, shaping the geopolitical landscape.
Khobar Towers Bombing: A Tragic Reminder of Vigilance Against Terrorism
Reflecting on the Khobar Towers Bombing: A stark reminder of global unity against terrorism and the resilience of the human spirit.
CAES Corporation Awarded $200 Million Contract To Provide Navy’s Next-Gen Radar Hardware
The $200-million contract awarded to CAES by Raytheon for the AN/SPY-6 radar system not only marks a critical advancement in naval warfare capabilities but also underscores CAES’s broader commitment to enhancing US military capabilities across different branches of the armed forces, ultimately serving as a testament to the defense industry’s dedication to innovation and national security.
The Battle for Stability in Mali: Insights into the Recent Conflict with Tuareg Rebels and Russian Mercenaries
The recent clash between the CMA, the Malian army, and the Wagner mercenary group is a stark reminder of the fragile security situation in northern Mali, underscoring regional and international actors’ profound influence in shaping events.
Japan’s Bold Defense Strategy: The Introduction of Advanced Aegis Vessels
Amid escalating regional tensions and global uncertainty, Japan fortifies its defense posture with the introduction of two advanced Aegis System Equipped Vessels (ASEVs), representing a critical stride in enhancing its missile defense capabilities and bolstering national security.
