Top Marine Nominee Had a Hand In The Corps’ Transformation
OPINION — “That’s the thing we’ve always sought – kind of the Holy Grail – and now we’re doing it.” Speaking was Marine Gen. Eric […] More
Posts Tagged ‘Training’
Rethinking U.S. Security Assistance
Today, the United States arguably contends with one of the most complicated and dangerous “world orders” in its history. It must maintain a credible nuclear […] More
Engaging the Private Sector
Military security assistance as it is currently applied is an outdated, myopic approach. It is characterized by ambiguous funding timelines, stove piped information, and the […] More
Improving Our Model
Nobody likes comparisons with the Vietnam War, but in the case of United States security assistance, the comparison is worth considering. The United States often […] More
Linking Security and Governance
U.S. security assistance and cooperation programs have come under a lot of fire recently. The failure of the $500 million program to train and equip […] More