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Mr. LOREN THOMPSON (Lexington Institute): Donald Rumsfeld is the bureaucratic equivalent of a cat.
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Military analyst Loren Thompson of the Lexington Institute says the description is well earned.
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Loren Thompson, who masquerades as an independent, disinterested party, apparently believes in this approach.
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Loren Thompson, a defense analyst at the Lexington Institute, said Mullen and the other top Pentagon officials are problem solvers.
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"The age of the unmanned military is upon us, " says Loren Thompson, a defense analyst with the Lexington Institute.
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Loren Thompson is Chief Operating Officer of the non-profit Lexington Institute and Chief Executive Officer of the private consultancy Source Associates.
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The following is from Robert Block, Vice President of Communications for SpaceX in response to this post from contributor Loren Thompson.
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Loren Thompson is entitled to his opinions, but distinguished publications such as Forbes and its readers should not confuse subterfuge with news commentary.
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"In their absence, it's hard to see how the war could be sustained, " says Loren Thompson, a defense analyst at the Lexington Institute in Virginia.
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Lexington Institute COO and Forbes contributor Loren Thompson argues in this post that there is no sizable constituency in the political system for big defense cuts, and that both parties appear to be betting on averting sequestration mandates.
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The Lexington Institute's Loren Thompson says those mishaps usually result from a simple break in the line-of-sight connection between a plane and the satellite that controls it--often when one of the aircraft's own wings maneuvers into the path of the signal.
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