John W. Kowalski, Military Review As the United States shifts away from the Global War on Terrorism (GWOT) into strategic competition, all military services are, rightly, evaluating how they...
John W. Kowalski, Military Review As the United States shifts away from the Global War on Terrorism (GWOT) into strategic competition, all military services are, rightly, evaluating how they...
What if fielding more nuclear weapons makes the United States less secure, not more? That question is now at the center of a growing debate as the United States confronts a nuclear landscape shaped by two major nuclear rivals.China is rapidly expanding and modernizing its nuclear arsenal, while the
Ukraine has reshaped the battlefield with cheap, expendable drones. South Korea reads the signals and wants to match the scale. North Korea has been reading the same signals through a more direct channel. Since late 2024, North Korea has rotated thousands of troops through Russia’s war in Ukra
Most worrisome are the terrorist threats missing from the document.
A tale of two readouts.