Author: Nicholas Krohley

Who Cares About Context? The Case for Getting Serious in the Civil Environment

Nicholas Krohley and Stefan Muehlich | 07.20.22 | Irregular Warfare Initiative

Where, when, how, and why do civil dynamics matter to the military? How do the US military and its...

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Flunking the New York Times Test: Making Sense of Russian “Covert” Action

Chris Cruden and Nicholas Krohley | 02.21.22 | Irregular Warfare Initiative

On October 8, 2019, the New York Times published a sensational piece on its front page, detailing...

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Getting Competition Wrong: The US Military’s Looming Failure

Arnel P. David, Sean A. Acosta and Nicholas Krohley | 12.03.21 | Commentary & Analysis

A new great game is underway. The United States’ unipolar moment is coming to a close. As a...

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Moving Beyond the Post-9/11 Manhunt: Translating Tactical Wins into Strategic Success

Nicholas Krohley | 02.06.19 | Commentary & Analysis

We have mastered the art of hunting men. Refined over nearly two decades of nonstop...

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The Intelligence Cycle is Broken. Here’s How to Fix it.

Nicholas Krohley | 10.24.17 | Commentary & Analysis

Today’s American military is, arguably, the most tactically adept fighting force in the...

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