Smarter Power, Stronger Partners, Volume II: Trends in Force Projection Against Potential Adversaries

Long, Duncan; Boston, Scott; Kelly, Terrence; Chase, Michael S.; Gompert, David C.; Engstrom, Jeffrey

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“…Enhanced language is employed between the 2010 QDR's second priority to "prevent & deter conflict" and the 2011 NMS's second priority to "maintain strategic deterrent capabilities," "maintain a robust conventional deterrent," and "counter anti-access and area denial strategies." 48 Krueger, 2011, p. 3;Mullen, 2011d, p. 8;and Scott Boston, Michael S. Chase, and CVE operations and toward future, near-peer, likely Indo-Pacific conflicts. Ultimately, these considerations would influence the 2012 DSG, which would stress a strategic rebalance of U.S. force posture toward the Indo-Pacific theater.…”

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A History of the Strategic Implications of the Great Recession and Its Aftermath on U.S. National Defense

2023

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the country was officially in recession, and it would not emerge from this contraction for 18 months. This history considers the Great Recession's reverberations, and especially the related emergence of a national focus on deficit reduction, on the Department of Defense (DoD) as senior leaders in the Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD) and the Joint Staff worked to shift from a decade of counterterrorism operations toward future threats amid a dynamic threat environment and budgetary uncertainty.The research reported here was completed in December 2021 and underwent security review with the sponsor and the Defense Office of Prepublication and Security Review before public release.

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A History of the Strategic Implications of the Great Recession and Its Aftermath on U.S. National Defense

2023

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Smarter Power, Stronger Partners, Volume II: Trends in Force Projection Against Potential Adversaries

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A History of the Strategic Implications of the Great Recession and Its Aftermath on U.S. National Defense

A History of the Strategic Implications of the Great Recession and Its Aftermath on U.S. National Defense

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