Mackenzie Eaglen
Senior Fellow, National Security at American Enterprise Institute
Senior fellow for national security @AEI. Co-Chair Future of @USNavy Commission, est. by Congress. Former @US_AWC Board of Visitors & @USArmy Science Board.
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3 weeks ago |
aei.org | Mackenzie Eaglen
The Secretary of Defense recently traveled to Asia and gave a major speech that rattled China’s leaders who called its “provocations” Cold War rhetoric that sowed “divisions” in the region. Secretary Pete Hegseth spoke of the urgency and honesty required to confront the “wake up call” from an aggressive China and its massive military buildup.
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3 weeks ago |
19fortyfive.com | Mackenzie Eaglen
The Secretary of Defense recently traveled to Asia and gave a major speech that rattled China’s leaders who called its “provocations” Cold War rhetoric that sowed “divisions” in the region. Secretary Pete Hegseth spoke of the urgency and honesty required to confront the “wake up call” from an aggressive China and its massive military buildup.
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4 weeks ago |
aei.org | Todd Harrison |John Ferrari |Mackenzie Eaglen
Working Paper Prioritizing the Nation’s Defense Working Paper Behind NATO’s 2 Percent: Measuring the True Scope of Alliance Defense Investments and the NATO Defense Deficit Event The Defense Department’s 8 Percent Challenge: What to Cut and Where to Invest Post Canada and the Trump Administration: Part III Article American Enterprise Institute Embracing Space Force Exceptionalism Post Stopping the Federal Waste from Temporary Funding Article American Enterprise Institute How Much Is Too Much?...
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1 month ago |
aei.org | Kori Schake |John Ferrari |Mackenzie Eaglen |Marc Thiessen
Post The Military Parade Isn’t a Crisis Op-Ed Trump’s Defense Secretary Should Focus on Internal Pentagon Challenges to Meet External Threats Post A Three-Month Continuing Resolution Is Nothing to Celebrate Press Discussing the national security impact of the Secretary of Defense’s hospitalization: Thiessen on Fox News Radio’s ‘Brian Kilmeade Show’ Op-Ed Colin Powell Didn’t Want the American Family Breaking into Warring Factions over Race Article Masters and Commanders By | Peter D. Feaver |...
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1 month ago |
aei.org | Kori Schake |John Ferrari |Mackenzie Eaglen |William Greenwalt
Post The Military Parade Isn’t a Crisis Op-Ed The Army’s Bold Plan Needs to Watch Out for These Three Pitfalls Op-Ed The U.S. Army’s Great 2027 Transformation Has Begun Op-Ed Cut Army Structure, Not Army End Strength Multimedia Will Trump Reshape the American Military Op-Ed DOGE or Be DOGE’d: The Army Needs to Preemptively Start Cutting Post There Is No Quick Fix for Rebuilding America’s Arsenal Post The Army Thinks It Can Build Software Better Than Silicon Valley: Good Luck with That...
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The US does not have what it needs to win a long war. Fixing the problem now costs dollars. Trying to fix it later may cost lives. My latest with @MEaglen in @nytimes https://t.co/FWTF0tfu9Y
