Krasnoyarsk: The Antecedent to the INF Treaty Violation?
by | November 10, 2019 | 2 Comments
Quip of the week: “Who ya gonna believe, me or your own eyes?” — line by Chico Marx in Duck Soup Two former Soviet experts who played key roles in Cold War arms control negotiations, Aleksandr’ G. Savel’yev and Nikolay N. Detinov, wrote an important book giving outsiders insight into the Kremlin’s decision making. The …
China’s 70th National Day Parade
by | November 6, 2019 | No Comments
Everybody loves a parade, especially one with missiles and drones. Superproducer Scott joins Jeffrey and Anne to discuss the new hardware displayed in early October, and how great it is to watch the PRC’s flag-raising ceremony. Scott has waited seven years for this parade, so that he can finally get a legitimate high-resolution shot of …
In Memoriam: Stephen Philip Cohen
by | November 3, 2019 | No Comments
Quote of the week: “This is the time for some hurtful truths.” — Stephen Philip Cohen, Preface, The Future of Pakistan Appreciations of a life well lived deserve to be in the present tense. A body fails. A spirit released from human lament leaves this earthly plane. But a person’s good works live on. Family …
Norm Building and Tear Downs
by | October 27, 2019 | 4 Comments
Crocodiles, Technocrats and Commanders
by Fabian Hinz | October 25, 2019
Scratching Erdogan's Nuclear Itch
by Mark Hibbs | October 22, 2019
All Roads Lead to Putin
by Michael Krepon | October 21, 2019
Tailkits and the Turks: US Nuclear Weapons in Turkey
by ACW Podcast | October 15, 2019
More Malfeasance on Open Skies
by Michael Krepon | October 13, 2019
North Korea's New SLBM: The Pukguksong-3
by ACW Podcast | October 8, 2019
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Everybody loves a parade, especially one with missiles and drones.
Superproducer Scott joins Jeffrey and Anne to discuss the new hardware displayed in early October, and how great it is to watch the PRC’s flag-raising ceremony.
Scott has waited seven years for this parade, so that he can finally get a legitimate high-resolution shot of the DF-41 solid propellant ICBM. Less expected were the DF-17 hypersonic glide vehicle, the JL-2 submarine-launched ballistic missile, the “WZ-8” air-launched rocket-powered drone, and, of course, the almighty gyrocopter.
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