Everett Dolman

Professor of Comparative Military Studies at the US Airforce School of Advanced Air/Space Sutides

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Professor of Comparative Military Studies at the US Air Force's School of Advanced Air and Space Studies, in Alabama, and author of several books, including The Warrior State: How Military Organization Structures Politics and Astropolitik: Classical Geopolitics in the Space Age; former intelligence analyst for the National Security Agency and United States Space Command

Everett Dolman on KCRW

President Bush says the generals, not the politicians, should be running the war in Iraq, but the generals are doing a terrible job.

A Failure in Generalship

President Bush says the generals, not the politicians, should be running the war in Iraq, but the generals are doing a terrible job.

from To the Point

Late on a Friday afternoon before the long, Columbus Day weekend, the White House released the first updated space policy in 10 years. The Washington Post ran the story two days ago.…

Should the US Put Weapons in Outer Space?

Late on a Friday afternoon before the long, Columbus Day weekend, the White House released the first updated space policy in 10 years. The Washington Post ran the story two days ago.…

from Which Way, L.A.?

Late on a Friday afternoon before the long, Columbus Day weekend, the White House released the first updated space policy in 10 years.

President Bush's New National Space Policy

Late on a Friday afternoon before the long, Columbus Day weekend, the White House released the first updated space policy in 10 years.

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