Tanks Don’t Belong on Main Street
Jillian Kutner argues that if police departments have access to military-style weapons, as they did in Dallas, it should be strictly monitored and dependent on need.
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Jillian Kutner | 07.13.16 | Commentary & Analysis
Jillian Kutner argues that if police departments have access to military-style weapons, as they did in Dallas, it should be strictly monitored and dependent on need.
Read MoreLionel Beehner and Mike Jackson | 04.07.16 | Events
In addition to this week’s Sandhurst Competition at West Point, on Monday, April 4, the Department of Military Instruction (DMI) held its inaugural Sandhurst Conference, drawing hundreds of cadets and officers from across the globe.
Read MoreDr. David E. Johnson is a Senior Fellow at CSBA. Dave joined CSBA after eighteen years with the RAND Corporation, where he was a Principal Researcher. His work focuses on military innovation, land warfare, joint operations, and...
Read MoreMWI Staff | 03.31.16 | Announcements
On Monday, April 4, over 500 cadets, officers, and faculty from a number of ROTC programs and military academies across the globe will gather for the inaugural Sandhurst Conference.
Read MoreSteve Ferenzi | 03.06.16 | Commentary & Analysis
Major Steve Ferenzi argues that the United States must seriously consider the implications of al-Qaeda’s rebel governance approach for US national security.
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