America’s Maoist Maritime Strategy To Beat China in a War

But measuring capability is at least as hard.

Raw Numbers or ‘Capability’: What Should the U.S. Navy Focus On?

Pronto.

Can the U.S. Navy Fix Its Shipyard Problem?

And wage “cognitive warfare” to deflate its image.

Time for Cognitive Warfare Against China?

Despite what you might hear elsewhere.

https://nationalinterest.org/blog/buzz/does-us-navy-have-strategy-problem-184237

Three guiding principles –

The Right Way to Fight a Maritime War Against China

Merging U.S. and host-nation military bases is a feature, not a bug –

Joint U.S.-Norwegian Bases Are a ‘Tripwire’ Russia Won’t Like

Tattoo the experimental ethos on U.S. Navy and Marine Corps culture –

An Unmanned Future for the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps?

Let’s record the lessons from the past twenty years of irregular warfare –

Update the Small Wars Manual for the 21st Century

And turn to more pressing things.

Time for Strategic Triage in Afghanistan