Military Equipment Guide Identification

• Operational Environment Enterprise (OEE) Red Diamond, The Red Diamond is a quarterly publication featuring articles on threat actions, actors, OE conditions, and observations of current and emerging real-world threat techniques. The intent of the Red Diamond is to move lessons learned from real events to the training community in a timely and concise manner. Articles for the Red Diamond are accepted from analysts within the TRADOC G2 as well as analysts and subject matter experts from other organizations.

  1. OEE Red Diamond Dec 2019
     
     • Russian Arctic Army
     • Russia in Africa
     • Maneuver Defense Battalion (BTIG)
      
  2. OEE Red Diamond AUG 2017
     • Russia
     • Snow Dome Part 2
     • Integrated Attack in Threat/OPFOR Ops
      
  3. OEE Red Diamond MAY 2017
     • Russia in the Arctic
     • Tactical Vignette (delay, linkup)
     • Attacks in NW India
     • ATGM Raid
     • Sarab APS
     • ACE-TI POCs
      

• Operational Environment (OE) Watch, OE Watch provides translated selections with background from a diverse range of foreign media that our analysts and expert contributors believe will give security professionals an added dimension to their critical thinking about the Operational Environment.
  1. Russia’s Lessons Learned from Syria: Reinforced Companies OCT 2021
  2. Details of Russia’s Palantin Electronic Warfare System OCT 2021
  3. Recent Russian Conscript Shares His Largely Negative Experience OCT 2021
  4. Russia Digitizing the Military Commissariat OCT 2021
  5. Experts Question Whether Robots and Mercenaries Can Fill Russian Military’s Manpower Needs OCT 2021
  6. Russia Practices Area Denial in Gulf of Finland SEP 2021
  7. The Russian Ground Forces Improve Army-Level Communications SEP 2021
  8. Russia Expanding Footprint in Africa SEP 2021
  9. Russia Facing Problems Developing Arctic Military Communications System SEP 2021
  10. Russia Warns Turkey to Remain Neutral in the Black Sea SEP 2021
  11. Evidence of Staffing Troubles for Russian Military-Political Officers SEP 2021
  12. Russian Military Studying Putin’s History of Ukraine SEP 2021
  13. Russia Pushing to Classify Reporting on the Military SEP 2021
  14. Georgian Defense Minister Offers Modernization Plan in Face of Russia Threat SEP 2021
  15. The Russian General Staff’s “Foreseeable Future”: Destructive Fires to Destructive Influence AUG 2021
  16. The Russian Ground Forces’ New Command-and-Control Vehicles AUG 2021
  17. New Russian Radar Deployed in Arctic To Detect UAVs AUG 2021
  18. Russian Northern Fleet Vessels Move into Area of NATO Baltic Sea Exercise AUG 2021
  19. Russia Harasses Dutch Ship in the Black Sea To Send Message to NATO AUG 2021
  20. Russian Military Publication Argues NATO No Longer a Threat AUG 2021
  21. Russia and Turkey Competing for Dominance of Black Sea AUG 2021
  22. Algeria Seeks More Active Regional Military Role, with Russian Assistance AUG 2021
  23. Russian UAVs Envisioned to Replace Manned Reconnaissance Aviation JUL 2021
  24. Russia Employing Little Known Aviation Mines JUL 2021
  25. Russian Engagement of British Naval Vessel in Black Sea Preceded by Mysterious Incident JUL 2021
  26. Russia Deploying Anti-NATO Air Assets in Belarus under Guise of Training JUL 2021
  27. Russian Ice-Class Ship Gets Stuck in the Ice JUL 2021
  28. Russia’s Arctic Population Falling JUL 2021
  29. Rare Glimpse into Russian Armed Forces’ View of Multi-Domain Operations JUN 2021
  30. Russia Stands Up Another Motorized Rifle Division in the Southern Military District JUN 2021
  31. Russia’s Use of, and Defense Against, Loitering Munitions JUN 2021
  32. Russian Generals Poised to Play Larger Political Role JUN 2021
  33. Russian Analysts Reevaluating UAV Successes in Regional Conflict JUN 2021
  34. Amphibious Landing Force Upgraded in Arctic JUN 2021
  35. Russia Extending Coastal Defense Capability in Arctic JUN 2021
  36. Turkish-Russian Relations Possibly Diverging JUN 2021
  37. Russia to Field First Experimental Unit of Combat Robots MAY 2021
  38. Purpose Posited for Russia’s Poseidon Torpedo and Other “Superweapons” MAY 2021
  39. Russian National Guard Roles Still Evolving as of Fifth Anniversary MAY 2021
  40. Russian Defense Official Articulates Kremlin’s “Mental War” Ideology MAY 2021
  41. Three Russian Submarines Surface Simultaneously Near North Pole MAY 2021
  42. More Chechen Spetsnaz Training in the Arctic MAY 2021
  43. Turkey’s Role in Russia-Ukraine Tensions MAY 2021
  44. The Status of Russian-Uzbek Security Cooperation MAY 2021
  45. France Teaming with Russia to Deport Purported Chechen Extremists MAY 2021
  46. Russian Military Newspapers on the Decline APR 2021
  47. Less Hazing, More Corruption in the Russian Ranks APR 2021
  48. Russia Bolstering Arctic Air Umbrella APR 2021
  49. Russian Military Rations Improving, Including in the Arctic APR 2021
  50. Russia Formed 18th Motorized Rifle Division in Kaliningrad APR 2021
  51. Capabilities and Organizational Aspects of Russia’s 1B75 APR 2021
  52. ‘Penitsillin’ Acoustic-Thermal Reconnaissance System APR 2021
  53. Slow Expansion of Russian Forces in Kyrgyzstan APR 2021
  54. Russian Military History: Victim and Weapon of Information Operations APR 2021
  55. Russian Peacekeeping Operation in Nagorno-Karabakh MAR 2021
  56. Few Elite in the Russian Military MAR 2021
  57. Quadcopter UAVs to Be Used by Russian Ground Forces MAR 2021
  58. Russian Coastal Defense Division Forming to Protect Chukotka Peninsula and Northeast Entry to North Sea Route MAR 2021
  59. Innovation in the Russian Military MAR 2021
  60. Russia Strengthens Ties with Loyalist Christian Militias in Syria’s Hama Province MAR 2021
  61. Russia’s “Pole-21” Electronic Warfare System’s Role in Defeating UAVs MAR 2021
  62. Russian UAV Organization and Developments MAR 2021
  63. Azerbaijan’s Post-War Exercise with Turkey MAR 2021
  64. Role of the Russian Aerospace Forces 15th Special Purpose Army FEB 2021
  65. Descriptions of Russian Military Modernization in 2021 FEB 2021
  66. The Russian Armed Forces’ Patriot Park for all Believers FEB 2021
  67. Powerful Russian UAV Images FEB 2021
  68. Russia’s Hypersonic missiles in the Arctic FEB 2021
  69. Russian Pacific Fleet rearming Naval Infantry with BMP-3F FEB 2021
  70. Armenian Assessments of the 2020 Nagorno Karabakh War FEB 2021
  71. The Future of Peacekeeping in the Collective Security Treaty Organization JAN 2021
  72. Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations Joins Peacekeeping Force in Nagorno-Karabakh JAN 2021
  73. Russian Armed Forces Conduct First ‘NCO of the Year’ Competition JAN 2021
  74. Possible Reasoning for Russian Extraterritorial Naval Bases JAN 2021
  75. Karabakh War Might Spur Russian Attack UAV Development JAN 2021
  76. Airmobile Brigades Getting Helicopter Augmentation JAN 2021
  77. Hovercraft continue to support Russian Naval Infantry JAN 2021
  78. Terminator-2 Tank Support Combat Vehicles Vigorously Field Tested JAN 2021
  79. Deployment of Russian Anti-Drone System to Syria and Implications for Turkey JAN 2021
  80. A Deal Between Kurds, Russians, and the Syrian Regime in Ain Issa JAN 2021
  81. Russia-Pakistan Security Cooperation DEC 2020
  82. Russian Military Presence in Armenia and the Region DEC 2020
  83. Turkey’s Security Cooperation in Central Asia DEC 2020
  84. Dodging the Draft DEC 2020
  85. Improving the Officer Promotion System DEC 2020
  86. Russian Media: Ukraine Considering Legislation Enabling Forced Relocation of Russians DEC 2020
  87. “Red Berets” University Chosen to Train Russian Military Police DEC 2020
  88. Russia Launches New GLONASS-K Satellite DEC 2020
  89. GLONASS Ground Crew Operations DEC 2020
  90. GLONASS General Designer on Improving Navigational Precision DEC 2020
  91. Russian Media: US Sanctions Hinder GLONASS Modernization DEC 2020
  92. Contract Soldiers and AWOL DEC 2020
  93. Russian Concerns over Chinese Espionage DEC 2020
  94. Early Lessons-Learned from Nagorno Karabakh DEC 2020
  95. Sweden Increases Sub-Arctic Defense DEC 2020
  96. Capabilities of the 2S35 Koalitsiya-SV Self-Propelled Howitzer NOV 2020
  97. 9K51M Tornado-G MLRS Gets New Two-Stage Munition NOV 2020
  98. Russian Aerospace Forces, Ground Forces, and Navy Air Defense Systems Under Single C2 System NOV 2020
  99. Russia Fields First S-300V4 Brigade in the Far East to Deter US NOV 2020
  100. Corvette Missile Firings in the Arctic NOV 2020
  101. Potential Equipping of Russian Naval Infantry with the BMP-3F NOV 2020
  102. Russian Exoskeleton Development NOV 2020
  103. The Russian BMPT Terminator is Going Into Limited Production to Test “Brigades of the Future” NOV 2020
  104. Russia Going “Green” for Kavkaz 2020 NOV 2020
  105. Autumn Conscription Campaign Begins in Russia NOV 2020
  106. Russia’s Young Army Journalists NOV 2020
  107. Strengthening Political Loyalty of the Russian National Guard NOV 2020
  108. Crazy Russian Military Propaganda? NOV 2020
  109. The Function of the Russian-Armenian United Group of Forces NOV 2020
  110. Georgian Deputy Minister Says No Military Cargo to Nagorno Karabakh via Georgia NOV 2020
  111. Kazakh Peacekeeping Exercise NOV 2020
  112. Fresh Water Woes for Crimea NOV 2020
  113. Catalonian Separatism Examined Anew NOV 2020
  114. Details of Russia’s Auxiliary Fleet OCT 2020
  115. Russia: Technologies of Weapons Based Upon ‘New Physical Principles’ OCT 2020
  116. Wet Gap Crossing as a High Priority for Russian Engineers OCT 2020
  117. Russian Plans to Lay Undersea Cable in the Arctic OCT 2020
  118. The Russian Airborne Troops (VDV) Turn 90 OCT 2020
  119. Russian Aerospace Forces Reinstitutes Provisional Airfield Capability OCT 2020
  120. More Restrictions on Defense Information in Russia OCT 2020
  121. Elimination of Dedovshchina (Hazing in the Russian Military)? OCT 2020
  122. Army Games and Russian Soft Power OCT 2020
  123. Uniform Changes in Russia’s Military OCT 2020
  124. Back to School at the Russian General Staff OCT 2020
  125. The Russian BMP-3 Is Not Ready for the Scrap Yard OCT 2020
  126. Rolling Out Russia’s New BMP-2M OCT 2020
  127. Russia Conducts Fourth Arctic Riverine Exercise OCT 2020
  128. Brigade Field Training in Russia’s Eastern Military District OCT 2020
  129. Russia Increasing Northern Fleet Year-Around Capabilities OCT 2020
  130. Turkey Inaugurates Space Technology Center OCT 2020
  131. Russian-Military Historical Film Festival Cultivates Patriotism OCT 2020
  132. Forming a Militia in Armenia OCT 2020
  133. Russian Capabilities in Tajikistan OCT 2020
  134. Russia Supports the Inclusion of Syrian Kurds in Talks to Resolve Syria Conflict OCT 2020
  135. Economic Warfare: UAE Reportedly Seeking to Target Turkish Investments in Egypt OCT 2020
  136. New Jihadist Group Targets Joint Turkish-Russian Patrols in Idlib, Syria OCT 2020
  137. The Evolving Russian-Syrian Pressure Campaign in Northeast Syria OCT 2020
  138. Russian Navy Adopting Modular ‘Shipping Container-Based’ Weapons SEP 2020
  139. Russia Lays Keels for Two Universal Landing Ships SEP 2020
  140. The Iskander Missile Will Engage Naval Surface Vessels SEP 2020
  141. Modernized ‘Krasukha’ Electronic Warfare System Entering the Ranks SEP 2020
  142. Patron Saint of the Russian Navy? SEP 2020
  143. Pantsir Air Defense System aboard new Russian Corvettes SEP 2020
  144. Northern Fleet Anti-Submarine Warfare Upgrade SEP 2020
  145. Return of the Russian Horse Cavalry SEP 2020
  146. Russian Naval Aviation Upgrade in Precision Fire and Interoperability SEP 2020
  147. Computer Games Seen as Threat to Russia’s Global and Domestic Support SEP 2020
  148. Tightening Security in Russia’s Info Space SEP 2020
  149. Chechnya’s Kadyrov Gets Promoted in Russian National Guard SEP 2020
  150. Fraud in Russian Military Sanitoria SEP 2020
  151. Revising Russian Historical Memory SEP 2020
  152. Russia’s Development of Robotic Combat Vehicles AUG 2020
  153. Russian Army Starts Receiving Kamaz Trucks with Armored Compartments AUG 2020
  154. MLRS is Becoming a Precision Weapon AUG 2020
  155. Updated Ka-29 Helicopters to Make Arctic Debut AUG 2020
  156. Pacific Fleet to Conduct Arctic Amphibious Assault Exercise AUG 2020
  157. Second Borei Class Strategic Nuclear Submarine Joins Northern Fleet AUG 2020
  158. Soviet Era Frigate Update Includes Pantsir Air Defense System AUG 2020
  159. Russia Forms Mobile Air Defense Reserve of Pantsir-S AUG 2020
  160. Russia’s Energy Strategy 2035: A Breakthrough or Another Impasse? AUG 2020
  161. The Kremlin’s Critique of Western Values AUG 2020
  162. Let the Army Expo and Games Go On AUG 2020
  163. A Russian Military Look at the Personnel Factor in Chinese Information Warfare Development AUG 2020
  164. Russia’s Balance Between India and China AUG 2020
  165. Russian Allies: Examining Russia’s Relations with CSTO Members AUG 2020
  166. Debating the Pros and Cons of Russia’s Syria Campaign AUG 2020
  167. Russian Patriotism and Values AUG 2020
  168. Bond Between Russian Religion and Military AUG 2020
  169. Russia’s Increasing Military Presence in Kyrgyzstan AUG 2020
  170. Russia’s Nuclear Projects in Africa: Profits and Political Gain AUG 2020
  171. Russia’s Mi-28NM ‘Night Superhunter’ Attack Helicopter JUL 2020
  172. Russian Armed Forces Purchasing New Airframes JUL 2020
  173. Russian Aviation Increases Training JUL 2020
  174. Russia’s A-50U Long-Range Radar Detection Aircraft JUL 2020
  175. Going Blue by 2030: Upgrading and Refitting the Pacific Fleet JUL 2020
  176. Training the Airborne for Mountain Combat JUL 2020
  177. The Northern Fleet’s Combat Training with an Arctic Focus JUL 2020
  178. Looking Beyond China: Asian Actors in the Russian Arctic (Part Two) JUL 2020
  179. Russian Religious Patriotism JUL 2020
  180. Expanding Russia’s Military Presence in Syria JUL 2020
  181. Russian Arms Sales to Iran? JUL 2020
  182. Russian Ministry of Defense: Battening Down the Information Hatches JUL 2020
  183. Six Years On: The MH-17 Tragedy and Girkin’s Damning Interview JUL 2020
  184. Ukrainian Capabilities Challenge Russian Superiority in the Black Sea JUL 2020
  185. Chinese Security Assistance to Tajikistan JUL 2020
  186. Azerbaijan’s Large-Scale Exercise Amid Coronavirus JUL 2020
  187. No Hunter at the Victory Day Parade JUN 2020
  188. Alternate Medical Service for Russian Draftees JUN 2020
  189. Inside Russia: Spreading Virus Disinformation Narratives JUN 2020
  190. Faith and Russian Military Victory JUN 2020
  191. Chinese Help to Restore the Kuznetsov JUN 2020
  192. Toward a “System of Regional Security in the Arctic”: A Russian Perspective JUN 2020
  193. Looking Beyond China: Asian Actors in the Russian Arctic (Part One) JUN 2020
  194. Russian Airborne Troops Conduct High Altitude Arctic Parachute Drop JUN 2020
  195. Russia’s Baltic Fleet Forces Conduct Extensive Exercise in Kaliningrad JUN 2020
  196. Northern Fleet Expands Intelligence Support Vessels JUN 2020
  197. Russian Electronic Warfare Leverages Artificial Intelligence 17 The Changing Character of War and the Growing Role of Electronic Warfare JUN 2020
  198. ‘Penitsillin’ Artillery Reconnaissance System Enters Service 20 Russian-Ukrainian Antagonism Spreads to History JUN 2020
  199. Conscription in the Caucasus during Coronavirus JUN 2020
  200. Kazakhstan’s Substitute Draft to Combat Coronavirus JUN 2020
  201. COVID-19 and the Russian Spring Draft MAY 2020
  202. Strengthening Russian Influence in Crimea MAY 2020
  203. The Russian Army’s Domestic Support for Civil Authorities MAY 2020
  204. Russian View of Foreign Dependence on Space Capabilities MAY 2020
  205. Russian Topographic Maps and Cloud-Based Technology MAY 2020
  206. Russia Continues to Upgrade its Northern Fleet MAY 2020
  207. The Russian Army’s Smoke Screen Production and Training MAY 2020
  208. New Arctic T-80BVM Tanks Get Workout MAY 2020
  209. The Utility of Russian-Serbian Relations to Moscow MAY 2020
  210. Russia’s Presence in the Middle East and the Eastern Mediterranean MAY 2020
  211. Kazakhstan’s Armored Vehicles to Get New Combat Modules APR 2020
  212. Russian Army to Receive New Tentage: From the Arctic to the Desert APR 2020
  213. The 3BM44 “Lekalo” Fin-Stabilized Subcaliber Projectile (Chuck Bartles) MAR 2020
  214. Russia’s Spetsnaz to Get New “Flying Tank” (Chuck Bartles) MAR 2020
  215. Russia’s  Bridging Capabilities:Military and Civil Motives (Chuck Bartles) MAR 2020
  216. The Role of the S-350 Vityaz in Russian Air Defense (Chuck Bartles) MAR 2020
  217. Sino-Soviet Conflict Remembered with Concern (Ray Finch) APR 2019
  218. Is Russia Getting Entangled in Southwest Syria? (Lucas Winter) APR 2019
  219. Russia Hedges Bets on Satellite Navigation (Chuck Bartles) APR 2019
  220. ‘Special Outsider’: Russia Joins the Race for Global Leadership in Artificial Intelligence (Sergey Sukhankin) APR 2019
  221. New Chinese Two-Seat Carrier-based Fighter Enters Next Phase of Testing (Peter Wood) APR 2019
  222. Mandatory Patriotic Training? (Ray Finch) APR 2019
  223. Bilingual School Highlights Estonian Language Politics (Matti Dimmick) APR 2019
  224. Armenia’s “Offensive” Strategy? (Matthew Stein) APR 2019
  225. Improved Officer Selection/Tracking System (Ray Finch) APR 2019
  226. Freedom of Navigation to be Tested in Arctic? (Les Grau) APR 2019
  227. Former Donbas Hero (Ray Finch) APR 2019
  228. China’s View of Hypersonic Weapons: Changing the Dynamics of Warfare (Cindy Hurst) APR 2019
  229. Big Ship for a Big Job (Les Grau) APR 2019
  230. Anti-Bribery Training (Ray Finch) APR 2019
  231. Military-Industrial Journalistic Countermeasures (Ray Finch) APR 2019
  232. Complexities and Challenges of Russia’s Avangard Hypersonic Glide Reentry Vehicle (Maxim Starchak) APR 2019
  233. Russia’s Mobile and Cost-Efficient Satellite Launch Service (Chuck Bartles) APR 2019
  234. Perceptions of Russian Strength in Middle East (Lucas Winter) APR 2019
  235. States Continue to Invest in Russian Energy (Les Grau) APR 2019
  236. Military District Reform Rumored (Chuck Bartles) MAR 2019
  237. Ukraine to Buy Combat Drones from Turkey (Karen Kaya) MAR 2019
  238. Russia May Begin Purchase of Chinese-made Drones, Engines (Peter Wood) MAR 2019
  239. Iran’s Strategic Shift to China and Russia (Michael Rubin) MAR 2019
  240. Russia Makes Strategic Inroads into Africa (Robert Feldman) MAR 2019
  241. Campaign Sparks Division Between Ethnic Russians (Matti Dimmick) MAR 2019
  242. A New Turn in Armenian-Russian Relations? (Matthew Stein) MAR 2019
  243. Bolstering the Russian Ground Forces, the Cossack Way (Chuck Bartles) MAR 2019
  244. Have Power, Will Travel (Les Grau) MAR 2019
  245. Controlling the Kremlin’s Narrative (Ray Finch) MAR 2019
  246. With Russian Help, A Fragile Peace Agreement in the Central African Republic (Robert Feldman) MAR 2019
  247. Importance of Space-Based Intelligence, Reconnaissance, and Surveillance (Chuck Bartles) MAR 2019
  248. Moscow Disapproves of Erdogan’s Plans in Syria (Ihsan Gunduz) MAR 2019
  249. Russian Anti-Satellite Technologies as a Response to the US Ballistic Missile Defense System (Chuck Bartles) MAR 2019
  250. Revelations of a Russian Mercenary in Syria (Ray Finch) MAR 2019
  251. Russia Provides Financial, Military and Political Support to Venezuela (Brenda Fiegel) FEB 2019
  252. Russia to Deploy Additional Anti-Ship Missile Batteries Near Japan by 2020 (Peter Wood) FEB 2019
  253. Russia-Belarus Open Disagreement Reflects Complexities in Moscow-Minsk Relations (Greg Sarafian) FEB 2019
  254. Preparation for the 2019 Army International Games (Ray Finch) FEB 2019
  255. The Power Struggle for Control of Russia’s Arctic (Les Grau) FEB 2019
  256. The Inflatable Sentry (Chuck Bartles) FEB 2019
  257. The S-350 Vityaz Air Defense System (Chuck Bartles) FEB 2019
  258. Flawed ‘Strategic Partnership’: Putin’s Optimism on China Faces Harsh Reality (Alla Hurska) FEB 2019
  259. The Arctic Will Have Prominent Role in 2019 Operational-Strategic Exercise "Center" (Les Grau) FEB 2019
  260. Is Pakistan Acquiring Russian Tanks? (Matthew Stein) FEB 2019
  261. New Brazilian President Declares Reset with Indigenous People and Lands (Dodge Billingsley) FEB 2019
  262. Northern Fleet Will Receive Automated C&C System Integrating Air, Land and Sea (Les Grau) FEB 2019
  263. Central Asia’s Security Cooperation Initiatives (Matthew Stein) FEB 2019
  264. Chinese Weapons in Rwanda (Robert Feldman) FEB 2019
  265. Radios in the Russian Ground Forces (Chuck Bartles) FEB 2019
  266. Who’s Who at Maduro’s Inauguration (Geoff Demarest) FEB 2019
  267. Bolivaria's Allies (Geoff Demarest) JAN 2019
  268. Russian Artillery Chief Describes the Reconnaissance-Fire System (Chuck Bartles) JAN 2019
  269. Russian Defense against Infectious Disease (Ray Finch) JAN 2019
  270. Ukraine Increases Trade With China at Russia’s Expense (Oleg Varfolomeyev) JAN 2019
  271. TurkStream and Turkish-Russian Cooperation (Ihsan Gunduz) JAN 2019
  272. Bolivarian Sabre Rattling? (Geoff Demarest) JAN 2019
  273. Iran's Basij in Cyberspace (Michael Rubin) JAN 2019
  274. Kremlin Support for European Army (Ray Finch) JAN 2019
  275. Russia’s “Penitsillin” Artillery Reconnaissance System (Chuck Bartles) JAN 2019
  276. Russia’s “Peresvet”: Strategic Defense Initiative Redux? (Ray Finch) JAN 2019
  277. Russia’s “Avangard” Hypersonic Glide Vehicle Enters Serial Production (Chuck Bartles) JAN 2019
  278. Russia, China and the INF Treaty (Ray Finch) JAN 2019
  279. China, Russia and Iran Seek to Revive Syrian Railways (Lucas Winter) JAN 2019
  280. China to Modify Y-20 Transport Aircraft for Aerial Refueling (Peter Wood) JAN 2019
  281. Uzbekistan’s Readiness Exercise (Matthew Stein) JAN 2019
  282. Fallout from the Syrian Victory (Ray Finch) JAN 2019
  283. China Reports Development of Maneuvering Glide Ballistic Missile (Cindy Hurst) JAN 2019
  284. Arctic Icebreaking Tanker Launched (Les Grau) JAN 2019
  285. A Chinese Perspective on U.S. Force Reductions (Jacob Zenn) JAN 2019
  286. Moscow's Continuing Leverage over Europe, vis-à-vis Energy Dependence (Greg Sarafian) JAN 2019
  287. Is India's Nuclear Triad Complete? (Matthew Stein) JAN 2019
  288. Russia Cultivates Libyan Ties (Lucas Winter) DEC 2018
  289. Russia Adopts 57mm Caliber as Standard for Future Armored Vehicles (Chuck Bartles) DEC 2018
  290. Russia Conducts Brigade-Division Force-On-Force Exercises (Chuck Bartles) DEC 2018
  291. The Impact of Pakistan-Russia Security Cooperation on India (Matthew Stein) DEC 2018
  292. Estonian Analysis of Russian Threat (Matti Dimmick) DEC 2018
  293. Changes for the Collective Security Treaty Organization (Matthew Stein) DEC 2018
  294. CSTO Peacekeeping in Ukraine (Ray Finch) DEC 2018
  295. Russian – Ukrainian Regional Conflict Seemingly Pervades Spiritual Plane (Greg Sarafian) DEC 2018
  296. Cold Weather Tor-M2DT Air Defense System Training for Artic Duty (Les Grau) DEC 2018
  297. Crimean Army Corps Conducts Amphibious Landing and Defense Exercise (Les Grau) DEC 2018
  298. Closer Russian-Cuban Relations (Ray Finch) DEC 2018
  299. Russian Railroad Troop Developments (Chuck Bartles) DEC 2018
  300. Equipping the IRGC with New Ballistic Missiles (Michael Rubin) DEC 2018
  301. Moving Forward on Turkish Acquisition of Russian S-400s (Ihsan Gunduz) DEC 2018
  302. India Upgrades Its MiG-29s (Matthew Stein) NOV 2018
  303. Bulgarian Fighter Aircraft Acquisition (Tom Wilhelm) NOV 2018
  304. India and the Arctic? (Les Grau) NOV 2018
  305. The Turkish-Russian Alliance in the Middle East (Ihsan Gunduz) NOV 2018
  306. NATO Arctic Exercise Draws Russian Response (Les Grau) NOV 2018
  307. Polish Perspective on Russian Disinformation Campaigns (Matti Dimmick) NOV 2018
  308. Increased Economic Strains for Russian Military Personnel (Ray Finch) NOV 2018
  309. Military Benefits of the Caspian Sea Convention for Russia's Power (Nurlan Aliyev) NOV 2018
  310. Russia and China Help Egypt’s Space Industry Move Forward (Lucas Winter) NOV 2018
  311. Social Media Restrictions for Russian Security (Ray Finch) NOV 2018
  312. Moscow Pushes Own Approaches to Cyber Security on Rest of CSTO (Sergey Sukhankin) NOV 2018
  313. Why Russians Fight in Syria (Ray Finch) NOV 2018
  314. Increasing Russia’s "Brown-Water" Navy (Chuck Bartles) NOV 2018
  315. More Muscle for the Northern Fleet (Les Grau) NOV 2018
  316. The S-500 "Prometheus" Air and Missile Defense System Is Coming! (Chuck Bartles) NOV 2018
  317. Russian MoD Considers a "Pocket" Iskander (Chuck Bartles) NOV 2018
  318. Russian Combined Arms Armies Plan Electronic Warfare Battalions (Chuck Bartles) NOV 2018
  319. Time Management and Re-Enlistment (Ray Finch) OCT 2018
  320. The CSTO Factor in Armenian-Russian Relations (Matthew Stein) OCT 2018
  321. Georgia Seeks to Build a Reserve—Again (Dodge Billingsley) OCT 2018
  322. Deepening Russian Cultural Influence in Syria (Lucas Winter) OCT 2018
  323. Current Lessons-Learned From the Battle of Kursk (Tom Wilhem and Boris Vainer) OCT 2018
  324. Consolidating Naval Training at Kronshtadt? (Ray Finch) OCT 2018
  325. Connecting Slavic Brotherhood and the Russian Army (Tom Wilhelm and Boris Vainer) OCT 2018
  326. Russian Pipeline Troops: Sustaining the Fight Across the Land and From the Sea (Chuck Bartles) OCT 2018
  327. Russian Influence Operations Target Swedish Elections (Matti Dimmick) OCT 2018
  328. Rising Russian-Ukrainian Tensions in the Sea of Azov (Chuck Bartles) OCT 2018
  329. Revisiting Russia’s Seizure of Kosovo Airport (Ray Finch) OCT 2018
  330. Reasoning for the Vostok-2018 Strategic Exercise (Chuck Bartles) OCT 2018
  331. India’s Appointment of the 14th Corps Commander (Matthew Stein) OCT 2018
  332. The Automation of Forward Air Control (Chuck Bartles) OCT 2018
  333. Increasing Multi-Domain Capabilities: The Iskander Engages the Sea (Chuck Bartles) OCT 2018
  334. EU Holds 3rd Annual “Three Seas Initiative” Summit in Bucharest (Robert Kurz) OCT 2018
  335. Defense or Domination? Building Algerian Power With Russian Arms (Andrew McGregor) OCT 2018
  336. Constructing Military Ideology... and a Military Church (Ray Finch) OCT 2018
  337. Vostok-2018 in the Arctic (Les Grau) OCT 2018
  338. No Pirates in the Arctic (Les Grau) OCT 2018
  339. DOSAAF Reinstituting Pilot Training (Chuck Bartles) SEP 2018
  340. Developing a “Digital Potemkin Village” (Ray Finch) SEP 2018
  341. An Overabundance of Airborne (Ray Finch) SEP 2018
  342. Moldovan Government Moves to Reduce Reliance on Russian Power (Robert Kurz) SEP 2018
  343. New Amphibious Warfare Ships…Someday (Les Grau) SEP 2018
  344. Interview with Armenia’s Minister of Defense (Matthew Stein) SEP 2018
  345. If You Build It, Will They Come? (Les Grau) SEP 2018
  346. Hiding Little Green Men (Ray Finch) SEP 2018
  347. Closing Conscript Loopholes (Ray Finch) SEP 2018
  348. Changing Attitudes toward War (Ray Finch) SEP 2018
  349. Russia Flexes Its Muscles in Abkhazia While Citizens Recall Anniversary of War with Georgia (Dodge Billingsley) SEP 2018
  350. Russia and Iran Hamper Turkey’s Aspirations to Become Energy Hub (Ihsan Gunduz) SEP 2018
  351. “New Type” PLA Units Emphasize Mobility, Joint Operations (Peter Wood) SEP 2018
  352. Will Iran Pivot to the East (Michael Rubin) SEP 2018
  353. Small Boat Cruisin’ for a Bruisin’ (Les Grau) SEP 2018
  354. Russian-Druze Relations and the ISIS Attack on Suwayda (Lucas Winter) SEP 2018
  355. Requisitioning Private Vehicles for the Russian Army Under Martial Law (Chuck Bartles) SEP 2018
  356. Patriotism as Defense against Color Revolutions (Ray Finch) SEP 2018
  357. Russian Heavy Artillery: Leaving Depots and Returning to Service (Chuck Bartles) SEP 2018
  358. Assessing Russia’s Ten-Year Military Spending Plan (Ray Finch) AUG 2018
  359. Slavic Brotherhood 2018: Applying the Syrian and Donbas Experience to the Balkans? (Sergey Sukhankin) AUG 2018
  360. Turkish Foreign Security Policy Under an Executive Presidency (Ihsan Gunduz) AUG 2018
  361. Visit of Chinese Military Delegation to Iran (Michael Rubin) AUG 2018
  362. Syria and the Russian General Staff Academy (Ray Finch) AUG 2018
  363. Successful Russian IO Campaign (Ray Finch) AUG 2018
  364. Military Support for Pension Reform? (Ray Finch) AUG 2018
  365. Another Russian Base in Kyrgyzstan? (Matthew Stein) AUG 2018
  366. Russia is Shortening Officer Training and Adjusting Conscription Standards (Chuck Bartles) AUG 2018
  367. Putting Science Companies to Work (Ray Finch) AUG 2018
  368. International Political Pressure Mounts against Russian Troop Presence in Moldova (Robert Kurz) AUG 2018
  369. CIS Members Reject Russian Request for Assistance in Syria (Matthew Stein) AUG 2018
  370. Chechnya’s Special Forces University to Offer Mountain Tourism (Ray Finch) AUG 2018
  371. The Lessons China Taught Itself: Why the Shanghai Cooperation Organization Matters (Abigail Grace) AUG 2018
  372. Russian Combined Arms Armies Are Implementing Automated C2 System (Chuck Bartles) AUG 2018
  373. New Russian Armor Tactics from the Syrian Experience (Chuck Bartles) AUG 2018
  374. Improving Medical Care in the Russian Military (Ray Finch) AUG 2018
  375. China Adding Nuclear-powered Icebreakers in the Arctic (Les Grau) AUG 2018
  376. Central Asia: Next Stop for Syria’s Foreign Jihadists? (Lucas Winter) AUG 2018
  377. Anchors Away in the Arctic (Les Grau) AUG 2018
  378. The Russian Perspective of “Friction” and “Wear” in Hybrid War (Tom Wilhelm and Boris Vainer) AUG 2018
  379. Azerbaijan’s Latest Weapons Acquisition (Matthew Stein) JUL 2018
  380. The Russian PX System Turns 100 (Ray Finch) JUL 2018
  381. Upgrading the Arctic Air Fleet (Les Grau) JUL 2018
  382. Ukraine and Moldova Increase Border Control Measures (Robert Kurz) JUL 2018
  383. More Effective Military Training for College Students (Ray Finch) JUL 2018
  384. Proposal to Restore Veterans’ Benefits (Ray Finch) JUL 2018
  385. New Russian Push to Strengthen Syrian Army, Dissolve Loyalist Militias (Lucas Winter) JUL 2018
  386. Chinese Universities Begin Recruiting Undergraduates for Al Programs (Peter Wood) JUL 2018
  387. Chinese Advancement in Hypersonic Aircraft (Peter Wood) JUL 2018
  388. The Kremlin’s Conference Bully Pulpit (Ray Finch) JUL 2018
  389. Upgrading Arctic Armor (Les Grau) JUL 2018
  390. Iran to Attend Russian Military Trade Show (Michael Rubin) JUL 2018
  391. Tactical Air Defense Readiness in Russian Far East (Les Grau) JUL 2018
  392. Russian Response to Polish “Threat” (Ray Finch) JUL 2018
  393. Sky-watching in the Cold (Les Grau) JUL 2018
  394. Turkey’s Military Observation Posts in Idlib (Ihsan Gunduz) JUL 2018
  395. Tracking Down Jihadists in the Arctic (Les Grau) JUL 2018
  396. Moscow’s Role in the Karabakh Conflict After the 'Velvet Revolution' in Armenia (Nurian Aliyev) JUL 2018
  397. Liquefied Natural Gas Terminal on Kamchatka Peninsula (Les Grau) JUL 2018
  398. Interview with “Discredited” Defense Minister (Ray Finch) JUL 2018
  399. Ramzan Kadyrov: Putin’s Bridge to Muslims in Syria and Beyond (Lucas Winter) JUL 2018
  400. The Russian Navy: Distributed Lethality Through Modularity (Chuck Bartles) JUN 2018
  401. Tensions Between Anti-ISIS Allies in the Euphrates Valley (Lucas Winter) JUN 2018
  402. Is China Changing the Game in Trans-Polar Shipping (Matt Schrader) JUN 2018
  403. Russian Robots on Parade (Ray Finch) JUN 2018
  404. India Looks at China’s Expansion in the Indian Ocean (Cindy Hurst) JUN 2018
  405. Investments in Kazakhstan’s Space Agency (Matthew Stein) JUN 2018
  406. Defending the New Kerch Strait Bridge (Ray Finch) JUN 2018
  407. Russian Praise of Syrian Air Defense (Ray Finch) JUN 2018
  408. The Naval Infantry’s New Ride? (Chuck Bartles) JUN 2018
  409. Russian Operational Reserve Developments (Chuck Bartles) JUN 2018
  410. No End in Sight for Donbas Conflict (Ray Finch) JUN 2018
  411. "How I Spent My Summer Vacation" (Les Grau) JUN 2018
  412. UAV Use in the Russian Armed Forces (Chuck Bartles) JUN 2018
  413. Russia Wants SCO Help in Syria (Ray Finch) JUN 2018
  414. Russia and Iran Compete for Syria’s Phosphates (Lucas Winter) JUN 2018
  415. Iran, Russia to Jointly Manufacture Helicopter (Michael Rubin) JUN 2018
  416. The Tunnels of Ghouta (Lucas Winter) MAY 2018
  417. The Douhet Doctrine, Russian Style (Chuck Bartles) MAY 2018
  418. Cleaning Up the Professional Ranks (Ray Finch) MAY 2018
  419. China’s Carrier Aviation Unit Improves Training (Peter Wood) MAY 2018
  420. Gerasimov on Future War and Modernization Priorities (Chuck Bartles) MAY 2018
  421. Online “Suicide Challenge” Draws Attention in Egypt and Beyond (Lucas Winter) MAY 2018
  422. “Turkey-Russia Rapprochement” Continues MAY 2018
  423. Lester Grau: Russia On The Rise MAY 2018
  424. Iran and Russia Compete for Influence in Syria MAY 2018
  425. Cuban Media Praises Putin’s Victory MAY 2018
  426. Reasons for Caspian Flotilla Headquarters Relocation MAY 2018
  427. The Future of Indian-Russian Security Cooperation MAY 2018
  428. Russian Military Police Deploy to Armenia MAY 2018
  429. The Kremlin’s Media Strategy MAY 2018
  430. Online “Suicide Challenge” Draws Attention in Egypt and Beyond MAY 2018
  431. Russian Robot Ships in the Arctic MAY 2018
  432. Keeping Russian Troops Informed and Inspired MAY 2018
  433. Armenia Gears Up for ‘Future Wars’ MAY 2018
  434. Chechen Special Troops Retake Nuclear-Powered Icebreaker in Exercise MAY 2018
  435. New Fuel Bladders for Improved Mobility MAY 2018
  436. Cleaning Up the Professional Ranks MAY 2018
  437. The Price of Chinese Investment in Latin America MAY 2018
  438. The Tunnels of Ghouta MAY 2018
  439. “Turkey-Russia Rapprochement” Continues (Ihsan Gunduz) MAY 2018
  440. Iran and Russia Compete for Influence in Syria (Lucas Winter) MAY 2018
  441. The Goals of the Tashkent Security Conference (Matthew Stein) MAY 2018
  442. Considering No-Fly Zones in Russian Military Science (Tom Wilhelm and Boris Vainer) MAY 2018
  443. Keeping Russian Troops Informed and Inspired (Ray Finch) MAY 2018
  444. The Kremlin’s Media Strategy (Ray Finch) MAY 2018
  445. The Future of Indian-Russian Security Cooperation (Matthew Stein) MAY 2018
  446. Escalation in Syria? (Ray Finch) APR 2018
  447. Iran: Supreme Leader Advisor Lauds Russian Strategic Ties (Michael Rubin) APR 2018
  448. Reopened Chinese-Built Railways Link Coastal Angola with the Interior of Africa (Peter Wood) APR 2018
  449. Syria: Who are the Loyalist Forces on the Eastern Banks of the Eastern Banks of the Euphrates? (Lucas Winter) APR 2018
  450. The Tiger Forces in Damascus (Lucas Winter) APR 2018
  451. Concern in Kazakhstan over Returning Foreign Fighters from Syria (Jacob Zenn) APR 2018
  452. Russian Influence in the Levant Basin (Lucas Winter) APR 2018
  453. Stock up on Baking Soda Before the Acid Fog Descends (Les Grau) APR 2018
  454. Turkey and Power Play in Syria (Ihsan Gunduz) APR 2018
  455. New Russian Officer Code of Conduct (Ray Finch) APR 2018
  456. The New Chinese Silk Road May Run Through the Arctic (Les Grau) APR 2018
  457. 13 Interview with Russian Navy Commander Admiral Korolev (Kaitlyn Johnson) APR 2018
  458. A Chinese Perspective on Pakistan-Russian Cooperation in Afghanistan (Jacob Zenn) APR 2018
  459. Russian Arctic Oil Vital to Russian Economy (Les Grau) APR 2018
  460. The Drel Gliding Gravity Bomb with Independently Targetable Submunitions (Chuck Bartles) APR 2018
  461. Russian Operational Reserve Will Enhance Active Component Readiness (Chuck Bartles) APR 2018
  462. Covert Supply Lines (Ray Finch) APR 2018
  463. A Russian Approach to Interagency Cooperation (Tom Wilhelm and Boris Vainer) APR 2018
  464. The Kinzhal Air Launched Missile is a Modified Iskander SRBM (Chuck Bartles) APR 2018
  465. The Drel Gliding Gravity Bomb with Independently Targetable Submunitions APR 2018
  466. The New Chinese Silk Road May Run Through the Arctic APR 2018
  467. Russian Operational Reserve Will Enhance Active Component Readiness APR 2018
  468. A Militarized Silicon Valley in Russia? APR 2018
  469. Russia Looks to Expand Its Influence in Africa APR 2018
  470. The Growth of Russia-Thailand Relations: What’s Next? APR 2018
  471. Russia Forms Two New Divisions in the Southern Military District APR 2018
  472. A Chinese Perspective on Pakistan-Russian Cooperation in Afghanistan APR 2018
  473. Russian Influence in the Levant Basin APR 2018
  474. Iran: Supreme Leader Advisor Lauds Russian Strategic Ties APR 2018
  475. Turkey and Power Play in Syria APR 2018
  476. Escalation in Syria? APR 2018
  477. The Kinzhal Air Launched Missile is a Modified Iskander SRBM APR 2018
  478. A Turkish View of the Wagner Group in Syria APR 2018
  479. Interview with Russian Navy Commander Admiral Korolev APR 2018
  480. A Militarized Silicon Valley in Russia? (Ray Finch) APR 2018
  481. Russia Forms Two New Divisions in the Southern Military Divisions in the Southern Military District (Chuck Bartles) APR 2018
  482. Russia Looks to Expand Its Influence in Africa (Robert Feldman) APR 2018
  483. The Growth of Russia-Thailand Relations: What's Next? (Cindy Hurst) APR 2018
  484. The Development of the Forpost UAV (Chuck Bartles) MAR 2018
  485. The Russian Narrative of US Biological Weapons Research in the CIS (Chuck Bartles) MAR 2018
  486. Russian Expeditionary Capabilities, a Relatively Low (Chuck Bartles) MAR 2018
  487. Raqqa's Minefields (Lucas Winter) MAR 2018
  488. Venezuela's PDVSA on the Verge of Collapse, Deepening the Country's Economic Crisis (Brenda Fiegel) MAR 2018
  489. The Eastern Military District and Pacific Fleet Control the Eastern Entrance to the Russian Arctic (Les Grau) MAR 2018
  490. Strengthening Civil Defense (Ray Finch) MAR 2018
  491. Russian Speculation about the Cryptoyuan (Mica Hall) MAR 2018
  492. Iran: Telegram Giving Data to US and Israel (MIchael Rubin) MAR 2018
  493. Foreign Forces in Africa (Robert Feldman) MAR 2018
  494. Birthrate Soars Among Service Families in the Arctic (Les Grau) MAR 2018
  495. Turkey Eyes Police-Military Cooperation with Azerbaijan (Karen Kaya) MAR 2018
  496. Specialist Training for Russian UAV Pilots (Kaitlyn Johnson) MAR 2018
  497. The "Electronic Concentration Camp" of National Cryptocurrencies (Mica Hall) MAR 2018
  498. Sacrificing Beans for Bullets (Ray Finch) MAR 2018
  499. Pros and Cons of Legalizing Private Military Companies (Ray Finch) MAR 2018
  500. His Holiness Patriarch Cyril Tells Parliament What Keeps Him Up at Night (Mica Hall) MAR 2018
  501. Promised Pay Raise for Military (Ray Finch) MAR 2018
  502. Russia Developing Top-Attack Tank Mine MAR 2018
  503. Venezuela’s PDVSA on the Verge of Collapse, Deepening the Country’s Economic Crisis MAR 2018
  504. Russian Expeditionary Capabilities, a Relatively Low Priority MAR 2018
  505. Is China’s Afghanistan Strategy Modeled on Russia in Syria? MAR 2018
  506. Considering Information War MAR 2018
  507. The Russian-South Ossetian Armed Forces Agreement Takes Shape MAR 2018
  508. Turkey Eyes Police/Military Cooperation with Azerbaijan and Kyrgyzstan MAR 2018
  509. Iran: Telegram Giving Data to US and Israel MAR 2018
  510. Chinese Aviation Academies Introduce Free Air Combat Training MAR 2018
  511. Chinese Su-35s Fly Patrols in the South China Sea for the First Time MAR 2018
  512. General Gerasimov on the Syrian Campaign MAR 2018
  513. Foreign Forces in Africa MAR 2018
  514. The Development of the Forpost UAV MAR 2018
  515. China’s Evolving Nuclear Strategy: Will China Drop “No First Use?” MAR 2018
  516. Raqqa’s Minefields MAR 2018
  517. Engineer Troops Organizational Reforms MAR 2018
  518. Is China's Afghanistan Strategy Modeled on Russia in Syria? (Jacob Zenn) MAR 2018
  519. "Russia's Patriot Act": New Law Empowers FSB (Mica Hall) MAR 2018
  520. Russia Developing Top-Attack Tank Mine (Chuck Bartles) MAR 2018
  521. Considering Information War (Tom Wilhelm and Boris Vainer) MAR 2018
  522. Career Appeal of KGB (Ray Finch) MAR 2018
  523. General Gerasimov on the Syrian Campaign (Chuck Bartles) MAR 2018
  524. Engineer Troops Organizational Reforms (Chuck Bartles) MAR 2018
  525. Chinese Su-35s Fly Patrols in the South China Sea for the First Time (Peter Wood) MAR 2018
  526. Chinese Aviation Academies Introduce Free Air Combat Training (Peter Wood) MAR 2018
  527. China's Evolving Nuclear Strategy: "Will China Drop No First Use?" (Nan Li) MAR 2018
  528. Arctic S-400 reaches operational status (Les Grau) MAR 2018
  529. Heavy MLRS Being Added to Russian Division and Brigades (Chuck Bartles) FEB 2018
  530. Commercial ATV Headed to Arctic Forces (Les Grau) FEB 2018
  531. Legitimizing Aina Gamzatova (Dodge Billingsley) FEB 2018
  532. Afghanistan's Cooperation with the SCO (Matthew Stein) FEB 2018
  533. Altering Lunar History (Ray Finch) FEB 2018
  534. A Review of Kazakhstan's Armed Forces in 2017 (Matthew Stein) FEB 2018
  535. Multiple Drones Attack Russian Airbase in Syria (Tom Wilhelm, Mica Hall, Chuck Bartles, Ray Finch and Lucas Winter) FEB 2018
  536. Electronic Tokens to Track Soldiers (Ray Finch) FEB 2018
  537. Russia's New 'Dragonfly' UAV (Kaitlyn Johnson) FEB 2018
  538. Russia Increasing Military Capabilities in the Far East (Chuck Bartles) FEB 2018
  539. Russia to Focus on Munitions, Instead of Platform Development (Chuck Bartles) FEB 2018
  540. Russia Tests New ICBM Component in Arctic (Les Grau) FEB 2018
  541. Egypt-Russia Strategic Cooperation Goes Nuclear (Lucas Winter) FEB 2018
  542. Thinning the Ranks (Ray Finch) FEB 2018
  543. New Naval System Will Be Capable of Launching Air, Shipping, and Ground Attack Missiles (Chuck Bartles) FEB 2018
  544. Why the Russian Government Needs the Cryptoruble (Mica Hall) FEB 2018
  545. Spetsnaz Minelaying Detachments (Ray Finch) FEB 2018
  546. Russian UAV Regiment Stationed in the Arctic (Les Grau) FEB 2018
  547. Turkey to Establish S-400 Missile Defense Regiment Command (Karen Kaya) FEB 2018
  548. "Borderization'' of Occupied Georgian Territory (Matthew Stein) FEB 2018
  549. Crypto-Detour around Anti-Russian Sanctions (Mica Hall) FEB 2018
  550. Cryptoruble Rejected in Favor of a Supranational Cryptocurrency (Mica Hall) FEB 2018
  551. Russian Anti-Satellite Weapons Systems (Chuck Bartles) FEB 2018
  552. Russian Digital Sovereignty Effort Led by FSB (Mica Hall) FEB 2018
  553. Russian Ground Forces Divisions Upgrading Air Defense Capabilities (Chuck Bartles) FEB 2018
  554. Shoygu’s Fifth Year Report Card (Ray Finch) FEB 2018
  555. "The Cold War Will Look like Child's Play Compared to New US Sanctions" (Mica Hall) FEB 2018
  556. Russian General Staff's Military Thought on "Color Revolutions" and the Changing Nature of War (Tom Wilhelm and Boris Vainer) FEB 2018
  557. Understanding Turkey’s Air and Missile Defense Deals (Karen Kaya) FEB 2018
  558. The Kremlin’s Cryptocurrency Sanctions Bypass (Ray Finch) JAN 2018
  559. The Wagner Private Military Company (Chuck Bartles) JAN 2018
  560. India’s Reaction to Russian Security Cooperation with Pakistan (Matthew Stein) JAN 2018
  561. Brazil Hosts First Ever Humanitarian-Logistics Exercise in South America (Brenda Fiegel) JAN 2018
  562. China in the “Post-American” Middle East (Lucas Winter) JAN 2018
  563. Russia’s “Victory Lap” in the Middle East (Karen Kaya) JAN 2018
  564. Georgia: A Counterterrorism Operation Raises Questions (Matthew Stein) JAN 2018
  565. Iran’s Amphibious Aircraft from Russia (Michael Rubin) JAN 2018
  566. Russia Ponders the Creation of a Russian STRATCOM (Chuck Bartles) JAN 2018
  567. Will Russia Establish a Military Base in the Red Sea? (Karen Kaya) JAN 2018
  568. Can Russia Mobilize Military Medical Care? (Ray Finch) JAN 2018
  569. Russian Military Vehicle Winterization Challenge (Les Grau) JAN 2018
  570. Russian NBC Arctic Training in 2017 (Les Grau) JAN 2018
  571. Schemes to Skirt Sanctions (Ray Finch) JAN 2018
  572. In the Rucksacks of the Sofrino Brigade: Snickers and Pork Fat (Les Grau) JAN 2018
  573. The Cryptoruble: Not Exactly a Hard Currency, Not Exactly the Russian Bitcoin (Mica Hall) JAN 2018
  574. Strengthening Military and Historical Claims to Crimea (Ray Finch) JAN 2018
  575. New Artillery Rounds Will Extend Russian Artillery Range (Chuck Bartles) JAN 2018
  576. Testing Crypto in Separatist Regions (Ray Finch) JAN 2018
  577. Debating the Impeachment of Former Argentinean President (Geoff Demarest) JAN 2018
  578. Deciphering Russian Weapon Developments (Ray Finch) JAN 2018
  579. Permanent Iskanders in Kaliningrad (Ray Finch) JAN 2018
  580. Kazakhstan’s New Military Doctrine (Matthew Stein) JAN 2018
        

• Monographs, Papers and Special Essays

  1. Russian Deliberate River Crossings: Choreographing a Water Ballet (Dr. Lester W. Grau) DEC 2019
  2. Compendium of Central Asian Military and Security Activity (Matthew Stein) NOV 2019
  3. Ukraine and Moldova: A Qualitative Comparison of Perspectives on Russian Influence (Robert W. Kurz) OCT 2019
  4. Russian Private Military Companies: An Evolving Set of Tools in Russian Military Strategy (MAJ Justin Bristow) AUG 2019
  5. Russian Artillery Fire Control for Large-Scale Combat Operations (Les Grau and Charles Bartles) MAY 2019
  6. Foreign Perspective on the Russian Role in the Conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan (Anna Borshchevskaya) MAR 2019
  7. Soviet Shapers of the Russian Approach to Large-Scale Combat Operations (Lester W. Grau, Ph.D.) JAN 2019
  8. The Russian Naval Infantry: Increasing Amphibious Warfare Capabilities (Charles K. Bartles) NOV 2018
  9. Russian Aviation in Support of the Maneuver Defense (Dr. Lester W. Grau, Mr. Charles K. Bartles) NOV 2018
  10. Russian Perspectives on Network-Centric Warfare: The Key Aim of Serdyukov's Reform (Roger N. McDermott) OCT 2018
  11. Factors Influencing Russian Force Modernization (Grau and Bartles) SEP 2018
  12. Russian Force Modernization (Charles Bartles) JUL 2018
  13. Russia’s View of Mission Command of Battalion Tactical Groups in the Era of “Hybrid War” (Charles Bartles and Lester W. Grau) JUN 2018
  14. Reconnaissance-in-Force Russian Style (Dr. Lester W. Grau) MAY 2018
  15. A Russian Approach to a Battalion Hasty River-Crossing Assault (Charles K. Bartles) MAY 2018
  16. The Russian Reconnaissance Fire Complex Comes of Age (Lester W. Grau, Charles K. Bartles) MAY 2018
  17. Color Revolutions in Russia: Possibility and Reality MAR 2018
  18. Color Revolutions in Russia: Possibility and Reality (A.S. Brychkov and G.A. Nikonorov; Translated by Boris Vainer, Foreword by Tom Wilhelm) MAR 2018
  19. Contemporary Warfare and Current Issues for the Defense of the Country (Translated by Dr. Harold Orenstein; Foreword by Timothy Thomas) NOV 2017
  20. Islamic State Teleoperated 73mm SPG-9 Recoilless Guns: Twin Mount (David A. Kuhn, Robert J. Bunker, and Alma Keshavarz) JUL 2017
  21. The Evolving Nature of Russia's Way of War (Lt. Col. Timothy Thomas, U.S. Army, Retired) JUL 2017
  22. Russia's Man in New Type War - Igor Girkin (Ray Finch) JUN 2017
  23. Defending Moscow: A Screenshot of Patriotism in Russia Today (Ray Finch) MAY 2017
  24. Kurz - Ukraines Hidden Battlefield APR 2017
  25. Ukraine's Hidden Battlefield (Robert Kurz) APR 2017
  26. Gorkmaz - Turkey - Imperial Legacies and Neo-Otomanism APR 2017
  27. Winter - Manpower Gaps in the Syrian Army OCT 2016
  28. Winter - Suheil al-Hassan and the Syrian Army's Tiger SEP 2016
  29. Stein - Transition in the Armed Forces of Kazakhstan - From Conscripts to Contract Soldiers AUG 2016
  30. A Small Box That's a Big Deal: How Latin American Countries Are Using CubeSATs and Why it Matters (Kevin Freese) AUG 2016
  31. Integration of Unmanned Aerial Systems within Russian Artillery (Les Grau and Charles Bartles) JUL 2016
  32. Grau-Bartles - Integration of Unmanned Aerial Systems within Russian Artillery JUL 2016
  33. Populism Spreads East: The Effects of Nationalism in Post-Euromaidan Ukraine (Paul Aldaya) MAY 2016
  34. Grau - River Flotillas in Support of Defensive Ground Operations The Soviet Experience MAY 2016
  35. Thomas - Thinking Like A Russian Officer_monograph_Thomas (final) MAY 2016
  36. Thinking Like a Russian Officer (Tim Thomas) MAY 2016
  37. Populism Spreads East: The Effects of Nationalism in Post-Euromaidan Ukraine (Paul Aldaya) MAY 2016
  38. River Flotillas in Support of Defensive Ground Operations: The Soviet Experience (Les Grau) MAY 2016
  39. Tang - China_Central Asian Republics MAR 2016
  40. Thomas - Russia's 21st Century Information War-Working to Undermine and Destabilize Popuations MAR 2016
  41. Russia's 21st Century Information War: Working to Undermine and Destabilize Populations (Tim Thomas) MAR 2016
  42. Harvey - Foreign Area Observations from Maidan DEC 2015
  43. Bartles - Getting Gerasimov Right DEC 2015
  44. Harvey - Rebel Drones-UAV Overmatch in the Ukrainian Conflict DEC 2015
  45. Foreign Area Observations from Maidan (James Harvey) DEC 2015
  46. Rebel Drones: UAV Overmatch in the Ukrainian Conflict (James Harvey) DEC 2015
  47. Rebel Drones: UAV Overmatch in the Ukrainian Conflict (James Harvey) DEC 2015
  48. A New System Preserves Armor Dominance of the Future Battlefield: BMPT Terminator-2 (Charles Bartles and Les Grau) OCT 2015
  49. Bartles-Grau - A New System Preserves Armor Dominance of the Future Battlefield - BMPT Terminator-2 OCT 2015
  50. Russia's Military Strategy and Ukraine: Indirect, Asymmetric -- and Putin-led (Timothy Thomas) SEP 2015
  51. Growing Military Relations between Nicaragua and Russia (Brenda Fiegel) JUL 2015
  52. When a River Runs Through It: Riverine Operations in Contemporary Conflict (Les Grau) JUN 2015
  53. Vladimir Putin and the Russian Military (Ray Finch) MAY 2015
  54. Brothers Disunited: Russia's Use of Military Power in Ukraine (Roger McDermott) APR 2015
  55. Brothers Disunited: Russia's Use of Military Power in Ukraine (Roger McDermott) APR 2015
  56. Keeping NBC Relevant: Flame Weapons in the Russian Armed Forces (Charles Bartles) MAR 2015
  57. Restructuring the Tactical Russian Army for Unconventional Warfare (Les Grau) SEP 2014
  58. Russian Conscription Demographics (Charles K. Bartles) MAY 2014
  59. The Afghan Guerrilla's Dilemma: Tying Up Loose Ends After the Soviets Left (Les Grau) MAY 2014
  60. Russia's Information Warfare Strategy: Can the Nation Cope in Future Conflicts? (Timothy Thomas) MAR 2014
  61. The Enforcements of Russia's "Foreign Agents Law" (Dezeree Hodish) JAN 2014
  62. The Tactics of Insurgent Groups in the Republic of Chechnya (Colonel Sergey A. Kulikov) NOV 2013
  63. Sergey Shoygu Russia's Emergency Defense Minister A Bio-Sketch (Ray Finch) NOV 2013
  64. Sergey Shoygu Russia's Emergency Defense Minister A Bio-Sketch (Ray Finch) NOV 2013
  65. Russia's Skolkovo Innovation Center (Seth Allen) AUG 2013
  66. The Kazakhstan-Russia Axis: Shaping CSTO Transformation (Roger N. McDermott) MAR 2013
  67. The Brain of the Russian Army: Futuristic Visions Tethered by the Past (Roger N. McDermott) AUG 2013
  68. Biographical Sketch: Dmitry Rogozin and Russian Nationalism (Ray Finch) OCT 2012
  69. It's Not Just Soldiering in a Hotter Environment: Less Discussed Issues of Global Warming Relevant to Military Operations in Africa (Robert Feldman) JUN 2012
  70. Understanding Security Cooperation: A Comparison of the US and Russian Systems of Security Cooperation (Charles K. Bartles) FEB 2012
  71. Public Perception of the Sea Breeze Exercises and Ukraine's Prospects in the Black Sea Region (Alisa Moldavanova) JAN 2012
  72. Kazakhstan's 2011 Military Doctrine: Reassessing Regional and International Security (Roger N. McDermott).pdf JAN 2012
  73. Snapshot of a War Crime: The Case of Russian Colonel, Yuri Budanov (Ray Finch) DEC 2011
  74. The Soviet Withdrawal from Afghanistan: Lessons to Frame Success and Avoid Failures (Lester W. Grau and Thomas P. Wilhelm) NOV 2011
  75. One Face of the Modern Russian Army: General Vladimir Shamanov (Ray Finch) AUG 2011
  76. Central Asian Energy: A Point of Contention or collaboration in Russia-China Relations (Ruoxi Du) MAR 2011
  77. Dagestan: Moscow's Risk Versus Gain (Steffany A. Trofino) MAR 2011
  78. From Arab Spring to the Russian Evolution: Technological Impacts on Protest and Censorship (Patrick Callen) JAN 2011
  79. Russia's Conventional Military Weakness and Substrategic Nuclear Policy (Roger N. McDermott) JAN 2011
  80. Homeland vs Our Land - Conflicting Identities in Crimea (Nathaniel Ray Pickett) JAN 2011
  81. Belarus: Is There Any Way Out of The "Kremlin Trap"? (Leonid Zaiko) JAN 2011
  82. European Attitudes toward Iran (Dr. Marianne Abbott) JAN 2011
  83. Understanding Security Cooperation: A Comparison of the US and Russian System's of Security Cooperation (Charles K. Bartles) SEP 2010
  84. The Militarization of Gazprom (Lieutenant Commander Cindy Hurst) SEP 2010
  85. The Iranian Space Program and Russian Assistance (Alexandr V. Nemets and Robert W. Kurz) APR 2009
  86. Russia: Tipping the Balance in the Middle East (Steffany Trofino and Alexandr Nemets) JAN 2009
  87. The Bear Went Through the Mountain: Russia Appraises its Five-Day War in South Ossetia (Timothy L. Thomas) JAN 2009
  88. The Bear Went Through the Mountain: Russia Appraises its Five-Day War in South Ossetia (Timothy L. Thomas) JAN 2009
  89. China's Global Energy Quest for Energy Reaches Russia and Creates New Oil Bloc (Cindy Hurst) AUG 2008
  90. IO Sphere Special Edition 2008 (editors COL J.R. Roberts, USAF, Mr. John W. Whisenhunt, and Mr. Timothy L. Thomas) JAN 2008
  91. Why Proliferate? Russia and the Non-Nuclear Weapon Regime (Charles K. Bartles) OCT 2007
  92. Investment Risky in Russia as Politics Affects Profits (Cindy Hurst).pdf JUL 2007
  93. Breaking Contact Without Leaving Chaos: the Soviet Withdrawal from Afghanistan (Lester W. Grau) JUL 2007
  94. Russia's Information Policy in Lithuania - The Spread of Soft Power or Information Geopolitics? (Nerijus Maliukevicius) JAN 2007
  95. China's Global Quest for Energy (Cindy Hurst) JAN 2007
  96. Preserving Shock Action: A New Approach to Armored Maneuver Warfare (Lester W. Grau) JAN 2006
  97. Night Sniper (Aleksandr Petrenko, translation and commentary by Lester W. Grau) DEC 2005
  98. North Korea: Government-Sponsored Drug Trafficking (Lieutenant Commander Cindy A. Hurst) OCT 2005
  99. Desert Storm: The Soviet View (Gilberto Villahermosa and David M. Glantz) MAY 2005
  100. Russian Tactical Lessons Learned Fighting Chechen Separatists (Timothy L. Thomas) APR 2005
  101. The Bear Facts: Russians Appraise the Stryker Brigade Concept (Mr. Les Grau and Elena Stoyanov) NOV 2004
  102. The Old Yugoslavia: Continuing to Crumble (Robert W. Kurz) AUG 2004
  103. Kyrgyzstan's Security Tightrope: Balancing its Relations with Moscow and Washington (William D. O'Malley and Roger N. McDermott) SEP 2003
  104. The War Scare over Pankisi Gorge: Threat Perceptions in the Age of the War on Terrorism (Jacob Kipp) JAN 2003
  105. Russian Snipers: In the Mountains and Cities of Chechnya (Lester W. Grau and Charles Q. Cutshaw) JUN 2002
  106. Tectonic Shifts and Putin's Russia in the New Security Environment (Dr. Jacob W. Kipp) MAR 2002
  107. Information Warfare in the Second (1999-Present) Chechen War: Motivator for Military Reform? (Timothy L. Thomas) JAN 2002
  108. Revolutions of Kyrgyzstan Timeline: An Open Source Look at Key Events (Matthew Stein) JAN 2002
  109. Problems of Maintaining Defense Security in the Today’s World (General M. A. Gareev) SEP 2001
  110. Information Security Thinking: A Comparison of U.S., Russian, and Chinese Concepts (Mr. Timothy L. Thomas) AUG 2001
  111. Hydrocarbons and a New Strategic Region: The Caspian Sea and Central Asia (Mr. Lester W. Grau) MAY 2001
  112. Lessons and Conclusions on the Execution of IFOR Operations and Prospects for a Future Combined Security System: The Peace and Stability of Europe after IFOR (FMSO and CMSS) NOV 2000
  113. Technology and the Second Chechen Campaign: Not all new and not that much (Lester W. Grau) SEP 2000
  114. Chechen Nationalism and the Tragedy of the Struggle for Independence (Mr. Lester W. Grau and Dr. Jacob W. Kipp) SEP 2000
  115. A 'Crushing' Victory: Fuel-Air Explosives and Grozny 2000 (Mr. Lester W. Grau and Timothy Smith) AUG 2000
  116. Manipulating the Mass Consciousness: Russian And Chechen "Information War" Tactics In The 2nd Chechen-Russian Conflict (Mr. Timothy L. Thomas) AUG 2000
  117. Grozny 2000: Urban Combat Lessons Learned (Mr. Timothy L. Thomas) JUL 2000
  118. The Second Chechen War: The Information Component (Mr. Robert R. Love).pdf JUL 2000
  119. Russian Lessons Learned from the Battles for Grozny (Timothy L. Thomas) APR 2000
  120. Combat Stress in Chechnya: "The Equal Opportunity Disorder" (Timothy L. Thomas and Charles P. O'Hara) MAR 2000
  121. A Tale of Two Theaters: Russian Actions in Chechnya in 1994 and 1999 (Mr. Timothy L. Thomas) JAN 2000
  122. A New Russian Presidential Decree on the FSB Organs Operating Inside the Russian Militaries: Analysis and Abstract (Jacob Kipp and Robert Love) JAN 2000
  123. Russian National Interests and the Caspian Sea (Mr. Timothy L. Thomas).pdf DEC 1999
  124. "Soft Log" and Concrete Canyons: Russian Urban Combat Logistics in Grozny (Mr. Lester W. Grau and Mr. Timothy L. Thomas) OCT 1999
  125. Human Network Attacks (Mr. Timothy L. Thomas) SEP 1999
  126. Trouble in the North Caucasus (General Anatoliy S. Kulikov) JUL 1999
  127. Mine Warfare and Counterinsurgency: The Russian View (Mr. Lester W. Grau) MAR 1999
  128. Information Technology: US/Russian Perspectives and Potential for Military-Political Cooperation (Mr. Timothy L. Thomas) JAN 1999
  129. Underground Combat: Stereophonic Blasting, Tunnel Rats and the Soviet-Afghan War (Lester W. Grau and Ali Ahmad Jalali) NOV 1998
  130. A Weapon For All Seasons: The Old But Effective RPG-7 Promises to Haunt the Battlefields of Tomorrow (Lester Grau) AUG 1998
  131. Anatoliy Sergeevich Kulikov: Policeman, Power Minister, Deputy Prime Minister...Politician? (Mr. Timothy L. Thomas) JUN 1998
  132. Russian Military Reform: Status and Prospects (Views of a Western Military Historian) (Jacob W. Kipp) JUN 1998
  133. Dialectical Versus Empirical Thinking: Ten Key Elements of the Russian Understanding of Information Operations (Mr. Timothy L. Thomas) MAR 1998
  134. Fall 1997 Russian Military Draft (MAJ Raymond C. Finch) FEB 1998
  135. Russian Information-Psychological Actions: Implications for U.S. PSYOP (Mr. Timothy L. Thomas) DEC 1997
  136. Nuclear Terrorism: Published Literature Since 1992 (Dr. Timothy L. Sanz) JUL 1997
  137. Bashing The Laser Range Finder With a Rock (Lester Grau) JUN 1997
  138. A Face of Future Battle: Chechen Fighter Shamil Basayev (MAJ Raymond C. Finch III) JUN 1997
  139. Selected Papers from the Conference "International Terrorism: New Assessments" (Mr. Robert R. Love) MAR 1997
  140. Russian-Manufactured Armored Vehicle Vulnerability in Urban Combat: The Chechnya Experience (Mr. Lester W. Grau) JAN 1997
  141. Viral Hepatitis and the Russian War in Chechnya (Mr. Lester W. Grau) JAN 1997
  142. Russian Minister of Defense Plans for a Smaller, Highly-trained, Modern Army Within a Decade (Mr. Lester W. Grau) DEC 1996
  143. Why the Russian Military Failed in Chechnya (MAJ Raymond C. Finch, III) NOV 1996
  144. Wounded Bear: The Ongoing Russian Military Operation in Chechnya (MAJ Gregory J. Celestan) AUG 1996
  145. Urban Warfare Communications: A Contemporary Russian View (Lester W. Grau) JUL 1996
  146. The Strange Case of Russian Peacekeeping Operations in the Near Abroad 1992-1994 (MAJ Raymond C. Finch, III, U.S. Army) JUL 1996
  147. Russian Views on Information-based Warfare (Timothy L. Thomas) JUL 1996
  148. A Military Biography: Russian Minister of Defense General Igor Rodionov: In with the Old, In with the New (Timothy L. Thomas and Lester W. Grau) JUN 1996
  149. Using Armed Forces in International Relations and Russia's Point of View: International-Legal Aspects (O.N. Khlestov, A.I. Nikitin and Robert Love) JUN 1996
  150. Russian "Lessons Learned" in Bosnia (Mr. Timothy L. Thomas) JAN 1996
  151. Instant Obstacles: Russian Remotely Delivered Mines (Dorian D-Aria and Mr. Lester W. Grau) JAN 1996
  152. The Russian Military and the 1995 Parliamentary Elections: A Primer (Jacob W. Kipp and Timothy L. Thomas) OCT 1995
  153. The Soviet War in Afghanistan: History and Harbinger of Future War? (Mohammad Yahya Nawroz and Lester Grau) OCT 1995
  154. Using Force of Arms to Provide Domestic Security (Robert R. Love and V.A. Tsygankov) OCT 1995
  155. Changing Russian Urban Tactics: The Aftermath of the Battle for Grozny (Mr. Lester W. Grau) JUL 1995
  156. International Conflict Controllers: Manipulators or Manipulated? (Mr. Timothy L. Thomas) JUL 1995
  157. The Russian Military and the Revolution in Military Affairs: A Case of the Oracle of Delphi or Cassandra? (Jacob W. Kipp) JUN 1995
  158. The Caucasus Conflict and Russian Security: the Russian Armed Forces Confront Chechnya Part One, Section One: From Intervention to the Outskirts of Grozny (Military-Political Events from 11 December to 31 December) (Mr. Timothy L. Thomas) JUN 1995
  159. The Caucasus Conflict and Russian Security: The Russian Armed Forces Confront Chechnya Part One, Section Two: Military Activities of the Conflict During 11-31 December 1994 (Mr. Timothy L. Thomas) JUN 1995
  160. The Caucasus Conflict and Russian Security: The Russian Armed Forces Confront Chechnya III. The Battle for Grozny, 1-26 January 1995(Timothy L. Thomas) JAN 1995
  161. Mafia In Uniform: The Criminalization of the Russian Armed Forces (Dr. Graham H. Turbiville Jr.) JAN 1995
  162. Poland-Nato Report (translated by Edward Rothert, introduction by Dr. Jacob W. Kipp) JAN 1995
  163. Desert Defense and Surviving PGMs: the New Russian View (Mr. Lester W. Grau) JAN 1995
  164. The Political Situation in Conflict Zones (translated by Mr. Robert R. Love) DEC 1994
  165. Russian Military Strategy in Historical Perspective (Valentin Larionov and Robert R. Love) NOV 1994
  166. Russian Internal Troops and Security Challenges in the 1990s (Anatoliy S. Kulikov and Robert R. Love) SEP 1994
  167. Ukrainian and Belarus Presidential Elections: Prelude to a Crisis in the Western Borderlands of Russia (Jacob Kipp) AUG 1994
  168. The Ukrainian and Belarussian Presidential Elections: Assessment and Implications (William Conner and Jacob Kipp) AUG 1994
  169. Mountain Warfare: The Russian Perspective (LTC John E. Sray) MAR 1994
  170. The United States and the Soviet Union in the Middle East (Bernard Reich and Stephen Gotowicki) JAN 1994
  171. Peacekeeping: Translated Texts of Three Oral Presentations Given by Members of the Russian Federation Armed Forces (Mr. Robert R. Love) JAN 1994
  172. The Cossack Brotherhood Reborn: A Political-military Force in a Realm of Chaos (Mr. Lester W. Grau) DEC 1993
  173. The Empire Strikes Back, An Interview With Grzegorz Kostrzewa-Zorbas (Jacek Kurski and Piotr Semka) JAN 1993
  174. The Yugoslav Conflict: A Chronology of Events 1990-1993 (Dr. Timothy L. Sanz) DEC 1992
  175. Mass, Mobility, and The Red Army's Road To Operational Art 1918-1936 (Jacob W. Kipp) JAN 1988
  176. The History of Central Asian Peacekeepers: The Development of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan’s Peacekeeping Units by Fits and Starts
  177. Reconnaissance-in-Force Russian Style
  178. Russia’s View of Mission Command of Battalion Tactical Groups in the Era of “Hybrid War”
  179. The Georgian View of Military Reforms and Modernization Efforts since 2008
        

• Books

  1. Featured Books by FMSO Partners
  2. 2019 - Russian Military Thought: Concepts and Elements (Timothy L. Thomas)
  3. 2017 - Kremlin Kontrol: Russia's Political-Military Reality (Timothy L. Thomas)
  4. 2017 - The Russian Way of War: Force Structure, Tactics and Modernization of the Russian Ground Forces (Dr. Lester W. Grau and Charles K. Bartles)
  5. 2017 - Cultural Perspectives, Geopolitics & Energy Security of Eurasia: Is the Next Global Conflict Imminent? (Mahir J. Ibrahimov, Gustav A. Otto and Lee G. Gentile, Jr.)
  6. 2016 - Russia Military Strategy: Impacting 21st Century Reform and Geopolitics (Tim Thomas)
  7. 2012 - Fangs of the Lone Wolf: Chechen Tactics in the Russian-Chechen Wars 1994-2009 (Dodge Billingsley with Lester Grau)
  8. 2011 - Recasting the Red Star: Russia Forges Tradition and Technology through Toughness (Tim Thomas)
  9. 2006 - The New Great Game: Chinese Views on Central Asia (Charles Hawkins and Robert Love).
  10. 2005 - Cyber Silhouettes: Shadows Over Information Operations (Tim Thomas)
  11. 1998 - The Other Side of the Mountain: Mujahideen Tactics in the Soviet-Afghan War (Ali A. Jalali and Les Grau)
  12. 1996 - The Bear Went Over the Mountain: Soviet Combat Tactics in Afghanistan (Les Grau).