Maintaining military medical readiness could have prevented more than 100,000 combat deaths over the past 80 years – here’s how the U.S. military can work with civilian groups, the White House, and key federal agencies to eliminate preventable deaths.
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Investing in Apprenticeships to Fill Labor-Market Talent and Opportunity Gaps
Apprenticeship programs can help support talent-starved industries. In a new Day One Project memo, Jan Jaro proposes a national strategy to train the next generation of high-skilled talent in cybersecurity, manufacturing, and more.
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A Closer Look at China’s Missile Silo Construction
After the discovery during the summer of what appears to be at least three vast missile silo fields under construction near Yumen, Hami, and Ordos in north-central China, new commercial satellite images show significant progress at the three sites.
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Natalie Ward is a Project Associate for Education, Workforce, and Talent.
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Joshua Schoop is the Principal Director for Technology and Innovation and Director for Day One Project.
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November 2021: China Nuclear Forces
China is continuing the nuclear weapons modernization program that it initiated in the 1990s and 2000s, but is expanding it significantly by developing and fielding more types and greater numbers of nuclear weapons than ever before.
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