Prompt
Are there any national security analysis publications that focus on both U.S. and allied battlefield technology programs?
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Sep 28, 2026
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Yes. A number of national security analysis publications cover both U.S. and allied battlefield technology programs, especially when the topic is interoperability, defense industrial cooperation, or coalition warfare. Examples include:
- CSIS (Center for Strategic and International Studies) — often analyzes U.S. and allied force modernization, emerging military tech, and interoperability.
- RAND Corporation — regularly publishes comparative studies on U.S. and allied acquisition, doctrine, and battlefield technologies.
- IISS (International Institute for Strategic Studies) — focuses on global military balance and frequently covers allied capability development alongside U.S. programs.
- RUSI (Royal United Services Institute) — strong on UK, NATO, U.S., and partner-nation battlefield tech, especially drones, EW, air defense, and C2.
- CNA / CNA’s analysis divisions — produces work on coalition operations and allied technology adoption.
- Atlantic Council — often examines transatlantic and Indo-Pacific allied defense tech cooperation.
- Defense One / Breaking Defense — more journalism than formal analysis, but they often cover U.S. and allied procurement and battlefield tech developments in one place.
- AUSA / NDIA / CSBA — sometimes publish reports on U.S. and allied modernization, particularly in areas like unmanned systems, missile defense, and AI-enabled warfare.
If you want, I can also give you:
- a short list of the best publications specifically for drones, AI, EW, and air defense, or
- a list of recurring report series/newsletters that track U.S. and allied battlefield tech programs together.