- Rep. Thornberry: Obama’s military crisis needs fixing
Mackenzie Eaglen writes: It’s time for a fundamental re-evaluation of how the national security community thinks and talks about the new B-21 bomber. The stealthy, long-range, modular bomber will aptly replace old and outdated systems. But, equally importantly, it will enable the Air Force to adapt to the changing nature of aerial warfare. As a result, the Air Force can rebuild its traditional ethos as a hotbed for innovation and service leader in the new doctrine, fresh concepts, and cutting-edge technologies to ensure American air superiority for the next generation. – Real Clear Defense
The Pentagon’s new Defense Innovation Board had its first meeting Thursday, but it was clear the 15-member panel had been busy over the previous months. The board came out with a series of rough recommendations for Secretary of Defense Ash Carter — or his successor — that they believe will lead to injecting a culture of innovation into the Pentagon. – Defense News