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NATO Strategic Concept: The Risk of the Partnership of China & Russia in Space

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Very good insight on what morale is and isn’t, why it’s important and how to maintain a high morale.

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This article is a rebuttal of an earlier piece that sought to debunk the US Navy’s case for a larger fleet. I recommend NZ readers note that as the size of the navies of the liberal democracies has shrunk, lawlessness and adventurism by authoritarian states has increased. Naval fleet renewal is but one of the many challenges facing our country. Our naval capability ambitions must be realistic, but not just in relation to cost. Our country must live in the world as it is, not as some might wish it to be. We need combat capability to protect the seaborne commerce on which we depend for our existence, to deter authoritarian adventurism, and to project and support our land and special forces. We need enough ships to be able to be where we need to be with the capability to do what we need to do. Short of an economic miracle, the only affordable way to do this is with a fleet based on modularity.

Article I, US Constitition speaks to the necessity to “provide and maintain a Navy.” Naval fleets (along with commercial) connect us to the rest of the world and ensures global commons are open for commerce. We can be present and project power anywhere on the globe while never depending on or infringing on sovereignty. The Constitution goes on to say Congress can raise an Army - suggesting at the time it was not intended to be a permanent standing entity. We need serious reconsideration of how we’ve organized for national security and how we will mobilize for war. We will always need a large, diverse and capable fleet which requires increased ship building, port/yard capacity, mariner career pathways…and if required at the expense of other defense sectors.