A recent Air Force contract to help screen small businesses applying for federal research funding reflects a growing national security concern: foreign access to American innovation.Screening ...

The Army's Armored Force was born in July 1940, a few weeks after France fell. No act of Congress created it, and no budget line funded it. The Chief of Staff ordered it into being, took the tanks ...

A NOVEL OF LOVE AND WARBy Admiral James Stavridis, USN (Ret.) / Penguin PressReviewed by: Nicholas ReynoldsThe Reviewer — Before joining CIA, Nicholas Reynolds served as a USMC infantry officer and ...

By Tim Hames / Oneworld PublicationsReviewed by: Jean-Thomas NicoleThe Reviewer — Jean-Thomas Nicole is a Policy Advisor with Public Safety Canada. The opinions expressed are those of the author and ...

A Thriller of Love and EspionageBy H.K. Roy / Manhattan Book GroupReviewed by: Kenneth DeklevaThe Reviewer — Dr. Kenneth Dekleva served as a Regional Medical Officer/Psychiatrist with the U.S.

NATO Allies have bet the future of European skies on the world’s most sophisticated combat aircraft. NATO Allies are buying the world's most advanced fighter but many are neglecting vital investments ...

A SOLDIER’S JOURNEYBy Wayne Eyre / Simon & SchusterReviewed by: Jean-Thomas NicoleThe Reviewer: Jean-Thomas Nicole is a Policy Advisor with Public Safety Canada. The opinions expressed are those of ...

In 1928, Secretary of War Dwight Davis ordered the Army to assemble an experimental mechanized force of tanks, armored cars, and motorized infantry at Camp Meade, Maryland. It was disbanded within ...

How JFK’s Obsession with Winston Churchill Defined His PresidencyBy Joel Nelson/ Public Affairs, New YorkReviewed by: Jean-Thomas NicoleThe Reviewer: Jean-Thomas Nicole is a Policy Advisor with Public ...

Pulitzer Prize Winning Journalist Walter Pincus is a contributing senior national security columnist for The Cipher Brief. He spent forty years at The Washington Post, writing on topics that ranged ...

Renee Pruneau Novakoff served for over forty years in the Department of Defense and in several Intelligence agencies to include NSA, CIA, ODNI, and DIA. Her last assignment was in the Office of the ...

Jen Warren is a retired U.S. Air Force colonel and chief executive of Exia Edge, a consultancy that helps startups, academia, venture capitalists, government officials, and others navigate the U.S.