Brendan Thomas-Noone

Brendan Thomas-Noone is a Research Associate in the International Security Program and the Digital Editorial Assistant at the Lowy Institute, where his work focuses on nuclear security, Indo-Pacific strategic relations and Australian foreign policy.

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America Is Asking Too Much Of Its Navy (And Reform Is Not Enough)

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America Is Asking Too Much Of Its Navy (And Reform Is Not Enough)

A U.S. Air Force pilot with the 480th Fighter Squadron (FS) performs a preflight functions check on an F-16 Fighting Falcon aircraft before leaving for Nordic Air Meet 2012 at Spangdahlem Air Base, Germany, Aug. 23, 2012.

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America Is Asking Too Much Of Its Navy (And Reform Is Not Enough)

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America Is Asking Too Much Of Its Navy (And Reform Is Not Enough)

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Why the World Really Should Fear North Korea's Missiles

The Biggest Question for the U.S. Military Today: Technology or Readiness?

Electronic Warfare Comes to the South China Sea (and Why it Matters)

People's Liberation Army ups its recruitment game

China's Nuclear Weapons: Still a Last Resort?

Merkel and Trudeau on Terror and Multiculturalism

New Study Reveals Dramatic Shift in U.S.-China Military Balance

Nuclear Armed Submarines: The Indo-Pacific's Great Destabilizer?

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