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Articles by Bryan Groves
BEYOND VIETNAM: SUNK COSTS IN PRESIDENTIAL STRATEGY (RE-RELEASE)
EDITOR’S NOTE: Twenty-five years ago, the September 11 attacks altered the trajectory of the nation and the lives of countless Americans. As we pause this week to remember and honor the victims, their families, and the first responders who sacrificed everything, we must also reflect on the strategic origins and legacy of that day.
BEYOND VIETNAM: SUNK COSTS IN PRESIDENTIAL STRATEGY
This week in the studio, editor-in-chief JP Clark sits down with Bryan Groves to discuss his new book,When Presidents Fight the Last War: The Oval Office, Sunk Costs, and Wartime Decision-Making Since Vietnam. Groves, a U.S. Army strategist and accomplished academic, focuses on the difficult mid-conflict course-correction decisions made by presidents.
Strategic Discipline and Developing the 2022 National Military Strategy
As my team developed the 2022 National Military Strategy (NMS), we “ran to the sound of the guns” in a figurative and unconventional manner—and the strategy is better off for it.
AUKUS under Pressure: The Capacity Constraints that put a Dampener on Delivery
Introduction On 15 September 2021, the governments of Australia, the United States, and the United Kingdom announced the formation of AUKUS – a new security pact designed to “deepen diplomatic, security, and defence cooperation in the Indo-Pacific region”.
Delivering AUKUS Success in challenging times
At the launch of the new AUKUS partnership on 15 September 2021, it was clear that the leaders of the United Kingdom, Australia, and the United States all understood that the project would be exceptionally demanding and carry substantial risk.
EVOLUTIONARY STRATEGY TO COMBAT STRATEGIC ATROPHY
The 2018 National Defense Strategy was clear in its call to shake off strategic atrophy – to maintain competitive advantage against our Nation’s adversaries we must evolve. – Commander’s Foreword, Army Special Operations Forces Strategy In the realm of national security very few elements ever remain stagnant, and those that do are relegated to irrelevance. As the environment changes, capabilities are developed, motivations shift, loyalties fade, new players rise and old players fall.
Unconventional Deterrence in Europe: The Role of Army Special Operations in Competition Today
The Problem: Russian New Generation Warfare Russia’s aggressive actions in Georgia, Crimea, and Ukraine highlight its ability to quickly achieve escalation dominance along its frontier through the employment of new generation warfare and reflexive control. Russia occupied sovereign Georgian territory, quickly annexed Crimea, and supports proxy separatists in the Donbass region of Eastern Ukraine—subverting Western interests without triggering a war with NATO.
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