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Full Spectrum Missile Defense

A discussion of key issues affecting the future scope of missile defense efforts, including prospects for countering missiles “left-of-launch,” reengagement decisions, alternate means of engagement, integration with offensive forces, and improving the missile defense cost curve.

Event — December 4, 2015

The FY 2016 Budget: The Defense Impact

The release of the President’s FY 2016 federal budget on February 3, 2015 marks the first step in the process of funding the federal government for the next year, including for national defense.

Report by Stephanie Sanok Kostro, Mark W. Lawrence, T.J. Cipoletti and Angela Weaver, Melissa Dalton, and Kathleen H. Hicks — February 3, 2015

Next Level Questions on Iraq Operations

In his August 11 statement, the president noted that his initial response of “targeted airstrikes”—who knew we conducted untargeted ones?—against ISIS forces approaching the Kurdish capital of Erbil and threatening Iraqi religious refugees huddling on Mount Sinjar “advances” the “limited military objectives” of the U.S. intervention.

Critical Questions by Clark A. Murdock, Tom Karako, T.J. Cipoletti and Samuel J. Brannen, and Kathleen H. Hicks — August 13, 2014