Clint Hinote

Feb 9, 2024 | warontherocks.com | Mick Ryan |Clint Hinote

The U.S. military forces that entered Europe and fought their way to Berlin by 1945 bore only a passing resemblance to the U.S. military that had existed just five years before. New technologies on the ground, in the air, at sea, and in the electromagnetic spectrum drove systemic adaptation and resulted in massive joint amphibious operations, large-scale strategic bombing, initial trials of remote-controlled aerial attack weapons, as well as combined arms and air-land collaboration on the ground.

Jan 31, 2024 | warontherocks.com | Tara Dougherty |Clint Hinote |Jeff Decker

A lot happens every day. Alliances shift, leaders change, and conflicts erupt. With In Brief, we’ll help you make sense of it all. Each week, experts will dig deep on a single issue happening in the world to help you better understand it.

Jan 31, 2024 | aei.org | Tara Dougherty |Clint Hinote |Jeff Decker

The Pentagon’s new National Defense Industrial Strategy succeeds in describing the problems facing the nation’s production capacity and supply chains and in acknowledging culpability in creating it, but falls short in offering what we really need for rapid, measurable, and sustainable improvement. For example, the Department of Defense admits that its own policy in the early 1990s that encouraged consolidation among defense contractors contributed to today’s lamentable competitive environment.