AEI/Heritage Project for the Common Defense (Navy) Weekly Read Board

"Eyeing Gulf shipping, Iran's Mass Producing Submarines," by Zachary Keck (The Diplomat, 09/28)

"How doing more with less is hurting sailors- and the Navy," by Sam Fellman (Navy Times, 09/30)

"From Syria to South China Sea, Navies Cruise Back into Vogue," by Peter Apps (Reuters, 09/30)

"China-U.S. Military Ties Grow As Countries Eye Each Other At Sea" (Bloomberg News, 09/30)

"India and the Rise of the Indo-Pacific," by Vivek Mishra (The Diplomat, 09/30)

"Naval Supremacy Cannot be "Piggybacked" on Small Ships," by Lazarus (Information Dissemination, 09/30)

"China's Rising Tide in the Caribbean," by Rush Doshi & David Walter (Wall Street Journal, 09/030)

"We must maintain our power on the seas," by Ray Mabus (San Diego Union-Tribune, 10/02)

"Why America Needs Aircraft Carriers," by Scott C. Truver (Breaking Defense, 10/02)

"S. Korea-U.S. alliance under pressure from regional interests," (Chosun Ilbo, 10/02)

"Nonessential: Has Obama Given Up on the Asia Pivot?" by Alex N. Wong and Lanhee Chen (Foreign Policy, 10/02)

"How the U.S. Navy Handles Budget Cuts," by James R. Holmes (The Diplomat, 10/03)

"New Ship News: Sub Launched, Carrier Prepped, LCS Delivered," by Christopher Cavas (Defense News, 10/03)

"U.S. and Japan Agree to Broaden Military Alliance," by Jennifer Steinhauer and Martin Fackler (New York Times, 10/04)

"Asian superpowers jostle to join the aircraft carrier club," by Peter Shadbolt (CNN International, 10/04)

Bryan McGrath