Click the link below to see the first five articles we published; the five articles that started us on a journey which has built an entire community of readers, writers, thinkers, and practitioners. It's been a wonderful ten years.

thestrategybridge.org/the-bridge/202…

Humbled to have been a part of this team back in the day. Impressed the work they continue to put into this community.

A very happy decade of solid content and community building to the The Strategy Bridge (as of 13 Oct). Congrats to the whole team for their dedicated (and completely volunteer) work…thanks for all you do!

Great opportunity to finally gather some of the Hawaii-based Army strategists this evening (thanks to those that arrived after this photo!).

#JointLodge808 of the Army Strategist Association.

Mini-🧵 on Cold War deterrence theory.

February 6, 1961: There's no missile gap...

A masterclass. An example of why I look up to Gregory A. Daddis so much.

Thanks for this response and showing us how it’s done

When people ask for explanations about the rise of minilaterals, I don’t know what to tell them.

I mean: I don’t know where to start. There’s a long list.

Then there's Robert Mihara's great piece on learning leadership through poetry The Strategy Bridge...

thestrategybridge.org/the-bridge/201…

Apropos of the #miltwitter topic of the day...no one covers the topic of poetry and war better than Eric Michael Murphy & Linda Sanders over The Strategy Bridge.

thestrategybridge.org/the-bridge/201…

“US sanctions were intended to slow China’s progress in emerging fields…by cutting off its ability to buy or build advanced semiconductors... The unveiling of a domestically produced seven-nanometer chip suggests that has not happened.” washingtonpost.com/technology/202…

Blue Water Ambitions? Good coverage of recent research by my AidData colleagues on China's port building and plans to construct a blue water Navy. NK Finney, Ian Ralby, Austin Strange, Rockford Weitz, JD, PhD cnn.com/2023/09/01/asi…

Today, Modern War Institute’s civ-mil series continues with my new article! Some bureaucratic and symbolic functions of jargon beyond mere communication… mwi.westpoint.edu/civil-military…

To celebrate 40 years of publishing, founding editor, Emeritus Professor Peter Dennis, gathered a collection of articles which showcase War & Society's broad range of authors, interests, and military research published during the last four decades. tandfonline.com/journals/ywar2…

Pililaau…

“It is easier to understand On War when you understand its context, whether its place in theory or its applicability today.” NK Finney & Joe Byerly

Clausewitz's writings are dense and often difficult to read. Here's some help. mwi.westpoint.edu/war-books-a-cr…

Additionally, for me, this has led to a risk-averseness to intellectual engagement or production over the last few years. Where I used to be unafraid to jump in on conversations and to create publications, I am now less confident in doing so. Just reflecting, not complaining.