National Defense

It is critical for the United States to define its interests abroad and calibrate those interests to resources and military capabilities. LCPR seeks to create a perspective for interest definition – which is dynamic and changeable – and to assess the existing ability to project power when that is necessary.

Strategic Bombing and Gentle War

Much of the modern way of war springs from the writings of 4 men from the 1920s: Gen. Giulio Douhet, LtGen. Walther Wever, Marshal Hugh Montague “Boom” Trenchard, and of course, Col. Billy Mitchell.All were believers in “strategic bombing,” the idea that bombing the right targets would destroy morale while also destroying industrial capacity and disabling lines of communication, and drive any nation to surrender.Over the years the theory, particularly in the west, has undergone some modifications

Tim Wilson Discusses Security Issues on Epoch TV’s International Reporters Roundtable

Project Sentinel Distinguished Fellow Tim Wilson joined Epoch TV's International Reporters Roundtable on July 28th to discuss Security issues after the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump at a public rally in Butler, PA as well as major breaches with the Olympic games in Paris

The Ten Commandments

The Constitution

The Declaration of Independence

The Magna Carta

The Mayflower Compact

The Seven Virtues

How Values Shape the Future By Herbert London

Shariah and The Constitution By Herbert London

Constitutional Disobedience? By Herbert London

The First Amendment’s Religious Clause By Herbert London

The Emerging Constitutional Crisis By Herbert London

The American Dilemma: Personal Autonomy and The Common Good by Herbert London

Rise and Fall of Democracy? By Herbert London

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