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2010 Quadrennial Defense Review: Slow and Incremental Change
By Lisa Aronsson17 Mar 2010
Rather than a strategic vision for the Pentagon planning, the 2010 Quadrennial Defense Review has been criticised for being 'Obamacised' - wrapped up in the philosophical case for US power and the wars of today. More will need to be done to close the reality-strategy gap, and ensure that the US is planning for whatever the future may bring.
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