MAY 17, 2010 Farewell to America’s China Station By MARK HELPRIN Excerpt from article: ” None of this was ever a historical inevitability. Rather, it is the fault of the American people and the governments they have freely chosen. Perhaps five or 10 years remain in which to accomplish a restoration, but only with a […]
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The Weekly Standard ChiCom Surprise BY Michael Goldfarb May 11, 2010 3:38 PM When Secretary of Defense Robert Gates went to Chicago last summer to make the case for killing the F-22 — the world’s premier air supremacy fighter and the only “fifth generation fighter” currently in production anywhere — he argued that the F-35 Joint Strike
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Washington Times Wednesday, April 28, 2010 GAFFNEY: Arsenal of roguery Frank J. Gaffney Jr. Seventy years ago, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt announced to the nation in one of his famous “fireside chats” that America must be “the great arsenal of democracy.” It was a visionary and, at the time, controversial declaration that a nation dead-set
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Washington Times Wednesday, April 28, 2010 BOLTON: Folding our nuclear umbrella John R. Bolton Although media coverage of President Obama’s unfold- ing nuclear policy has fo- cused on its implications for the United States, it is no less important to understand its effects on America’s friends and allies. The New START arms control treaty with
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Secretary Gates to Slash Pentagon Budget in Search of $10 Billion in Savings Associated Press Warring against waste, Defense Secretary Robert Gates said Saturday he is ordering a top-to-bottom paring of the military bureaucracy in search of at least $10 billion in annual savings needed to prevent an erosion of U.S. combat power. AP May
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Washington Times More vets enlisting in the electoral wars April 27, 2010 David Eldridge The wars they fought in are still raging, but a surge of veterans from the battlefields of Iraq and Afghanistan are already running hard for public office and shaking up congressional races across the country. It is estimated that the number
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Our Country’s Battles We have today an aging and shrinking Air Force and Navy, an Army that is overstretched, reserve forces that are far too ‘active’ in their rate of deployment, and too few dollars to rebuild and modernize. BY Gary Schmitt and William Kristol May 3, 2010, Vol. 15, No. 31 It is increasingly
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– Associated Press – May 03, 2010 U.S. Releases Details of Nuclear Weapons Inventory The Obama administration disclosed the size of its atomic stockpile going back to 1962 as part of a campaign to get other nuclear nations to be more forthcoming WASHINGTON — The United States has 5,113 nuclear warheads in its stockpile and
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Tuesday, April 20, 2010 Nuke-proof bunker repurposed Michael deYoanna SPECIAL TO THE WASHINGTON TIMES CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN AIR FORCE STATION, Colorado | This mountain fortress — designed during the Cold War to withstand all manner of attack, including nuclear — stands today still formidable, if underused, while the new site for the North American Aerospace Defense
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Brigadier General (Ret) Norman Gaddis (Air Force) introduces Frank Roche
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