Articles by Michaela Dodge

Saving Millions of Lives: Time to Prepare for an EMP Now

Michaela Dodge | December 27, 2011

Berman’s piece is a welcome contribution to the debate about the U.S. vulnerability to EMP. This ongoing debate has recently received increased attention following the… Read More

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More EMP Discussion Good, but Stick to the Facts

Michaela Dodge | December 16, 2011

The mention of an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) attack in the presidential GOP debate hosted by The Heritage Foundation and the American Enterprise Institute has ignited… Read More

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Russian Missile Defense Statements Fictional, Not Factual

Michaela Dodge | December 08, 2011

In the latest exercise in fact-twisting, General Nikolai Makarov, Russian Chief of the General Staff, said that Russia is being pushed toward an arms race… Read More

State Department’s Response on CFE Treaty Too Little Too Late

Michaela Dodge | November 23, 2011

The U.S. State Department recently announced that the United States will cease carrying out certain obligations under the Conventional Armed Forces in Europe (CFE) Treaty… Read More

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Giving the Russians More Information on the SM-3 Interceptor? Just Say No.

Michaela Dodge | November 21, 2011

According to an article in The Washington Times, the Obama Administration is trying to make yet another concession to the Russians over the U.S. missile… Read More

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A Twisted View of Nuclear Parity

Michaela Dodge | November 17, 2011

The United States should cut its nuclear weapons capabilities to contribute to deficit reduction, writes Michael O’Hanlon, director of research in foreign policy at the… Read More

Happy Birthday to the Few, the Proud!

Michaela Dodge | November 10, 2011

Today marks the 236th anniversary of the founding of the U.S. oldest military service: The U.S. Marine Corps. Older than the United States itself, the… Read More

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Nuclear Weapons Worth More Than the U.S. Is Spending

Michaela Dodge | November 01, 2011

A recent New York Times editorial is turning one of the significant nuclear weapons’ benefits for the U.S. national security on its head, charging that… Read More

Missile Defense: Germany Will Not Procure MEADS

Michaela Dodge | October 25, 2011

The Medium Extended Air Defense System (MEADS) took a hit when the German government decided to withdraw its support for the system. MEADS is a… Read More

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U.S. Must Not Accept Russia’s Restrictions on Missile Defense

Michaela Dodge | October 20, 2011

“The missile defense system we are establishing in Europe is not directed against Russia. We have said that publicly and privately, at many levels. We… Read More

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