Andrew Hoehn
Senior Vice President at RAND Corporation
Senior Vice President @RANDCorporation Coauthor of "Age of Danger: Keeping America Safe in an Era of New Superpowers, New Weapons, and New Threats
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Jul 29, 2024 |
rand.org | Jane Harman |Eric Edelman |Mac Thornberry |Andrew Hoehn
Event Details Date:Sep 26, 2024Time:3:00–4:30 p.m. ETLocation: RAND's Washington D.C. office and online Register Please register to attend this even: Virtual attendees will receive connection details by email. In its final report to Congress, the bipartisan Commission on the National Defense Strategy describes the most serious threats to U.S. national security since World War II.
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Nov 14, 2023 |
rand.org | Anna M. Dowd |Andrew Hoehn |Jeffrey W. Hornung |Clinton Hinote
Since the Cold War, U.S. defense strategy has been predicated on military forces that were superior in all domains to those of any adversary. But the nature of warfare has evolved, and that superiority is gone. Put another way, U.S. defense strategy and posture have become insolvent: The tasks that we expect our military forces and other elements of national power to execute internationally now exceed the means available to accomplish those tasks.
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Nov 3, 2023 |
warontherocks.com | David Ochmanek |Andrew Hoehn
As diplomatic efforts in Europe and Asia intensify, so too should U.S. military planning and preparations for a world that is drastically different and more dangerous than it was just a decade ago. For the past decade and a half, wargaming and analysis have pointed to the conclusion that the U.S. defense strategy and posture have become insolvent.
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Nov 3, 2023 |
rand.org | David Ochmanek |Andrew Hoehn
As diplomatic efforts in Europe and Asia intensify, so too should U.S. military planning and preparations for a world that is drastically different and more dangerous than it was just a decade ago. For the past decade and a half, wargaming and analysis have pointed to the conclusion that the U.S. defense strategy and posture have become insolvent.
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Sep 19, 2023 |
rand.org | Andrew Hoehn |Hunter Stoll |William Courtney
As the counteroffensive progresses, Ukraine's leaders are giving higher priority to striking Russian targets beyond the immediate battlefield. They urge the West to provide modern fighter jets, like the F-16, and longer-range rocket artillery, like the ground-launched Army Tactical Missile System. Both weapons now seem likely to enter the fight this year or next. How will they help Ukraine?
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