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Welcome... to the Defense Strategy Review Page, providing online free and open access to a broad spectrum of analyses, background studies, official documents, and commentaries essential to understanding the formulation of U.S. national security strategy and military policies.

The site includes special topic pages on Militarized Globalism and Empire, Preventive War, and the Strategic Aspects of Force Planning. In most cases items included on these pages do not also appear in listings on other pages of this site -- for instance, you should not expect to find articles primarily addressing preventive war in the Strategy pages.

Site edited by Charles Knight and sponsored by the Project on Defense Alternatives. Issue No. 07:01, August/September 2007.

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The Strategic Usefulness of Larger Ground Forces - the debate

A Strategic Rationale for Land Force Expansion
Frank G. Hoffman. Foreign Policy Research Institute, March 2007.

No Good Reason to Boost Army, Marine Corps End Strength
Carl Conetta. Project on Defense Alternatives, 31 January 2007.

Is Worry about Pakistani Nukes Serving to Keep the U.S. in Iraq? - a comment on Kagan & O'Hanlon's "The Case for Larger Ground Forces"
Charles Knight. Project on Defense Alternatives, July 2007.

The Problem with Expanding the U.S. Military
Gordon Adams. The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, 01 May 2007.

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