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    The Future of Warfare: Another View

    by Navy Capt. (Ret) Peter O'Brien, Distinguished Fellow There has been a lot of talk about drones - in particular the idea of small cheap...

    Atone

    by Navy Capt. (Ret.) Peter O'Brien Atone: to make amends… I had a discussion a few weeks ago with two great friends, about, of all things,...

    Ukraine – In the National Interest?

    by Navy Capt. (Ret) Peter O'Brien Frederick the Great defined strategy as that which connects your assets to your goal. It is a simple, yet...

    This Cannot Be Considered Severe

    by Navy Captain (Ret.) Pete O'Brien 'The officer in overall command noted, on the day after the initial attack, that “This  cannot be considered severe in view...

    The Heartland Theory – A New Century

    by Navy Capt. (Ret) Peter O'Brien “England has no eternal friends, England has no perpetual enemies, England has only eternal and perpetual interests.”  The quote is...

    The Iran Problem

    by Navy Capt (Ret) Pete O'Brien The talks between the US and Iran appear to have come to nought. The central point of contention appears...

    Mr. Loopner and the ARMY of the EU

    by Navy Capt. (Ret) Pete O'Brien Poor Enid Loopner… It appears she moved to Europe… There is, of course, no Army of the EU. And though...

    Russia: The Coming Collapse

    Ted Willams, Marine fighter pilot and also a pretty good baseball player, said that hitting a baseball was the hardest single thing to do...

    George Foreman, The BND, and Ukraine

    by Navy Capt. Pete O'Brien George Foreman died the other day, a fantastic athlete and boxer, and by all accounts a good man, may he...

    So, What Now?

    by Navy Capt. (Ret) Pete O'Brien If you’ve turned on your TV or read a paper or wandered around on-line today you are aware that...

    Mona Lisa Vito and Ship Repair

    by Navy Capt. (Ret) Peter O'Brien To say the Navy has a problem with maintenance (or ship construction) is a bit of an understatement. One has...