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A Marine, journalist, and historian rolled into one. Working hard for John Boyd-style military reform at the Stimson Center.

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Mr. Grazier, a former Marine Corps officer, served tours of duty in Iraq and Afghanistan during the War on Terror. His various assignments in uniform included tours with 2nd Tank Battalion in Camp Lejeune, NC, and 1st Tank Battalion in Twentynine Palms, CA. Prior to his time in the Marine Corps he worked as a television journalist in Maryland and Missouri. He covered nearly every type of story imaginable, from breaking news to long-form investigative pieces.

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Dan Grazier’s Journalist Portfolio

The F-35: Still Failing to Impress

The F-35: Still Failing to Impress

By: Dan Grazier & Mandy Smithberger | March 7, 2016 Quick Links Officials Continue Putting Off Key Tests Need…

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Anduril building US submarines? It's not the craziest idea.

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By Dan Grazier
| MSN Verified
President Donald Trump traveled to Baltimore this week to announce a $7 billion deal with the defense tech firm Anduril to build autonomous submarines as well as components for the Navy's Virginia-class attack submarines. When fully implemented, the plan is expected to revitalize the Sparrows Point area of the city that once employed nearly 30,000 people at a steel mill and shipyard run by Bethlehem Steel. The announcement has been met with mixed reactions.
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Anduril building US submarines? It's not the craziest idea.

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By Dan Grazier
| Responsible Statecraft Verified
President Donald Trump traveled to Baltimore this week to announce a $7 billion deal with the defense tech firm Anduril to build autonomous submarines as well as components for the Navy’s Virginia-class attack submarines. When fully implemented, the plan is expected to revitalize the Sparrows Point area of the city that once employed nearly 30,000 people at a steel mill and shipyard run by Bethlehem Steel. The announcement has been met with mixed reactions.
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Goodnight Baghdad: US Troops Leave Iraq After 23 Years

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By Dan Grazier
| Reader Supported News
Had anyone told me while I was dodging IEDs in 2007 that I'd be writing about the final withdrawal at age 48, I would have rightly questioned the entire project The Iraq War was already four-years-old when I walked down the ramp of a C-17 at Al Taqaddum Air Base in April 2007. The fact that I am writing these words is proof that I survived that deployment and a subsequent one to Afghanistan in 2013.
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