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Tough Guys Go Green: Expanding DoD's Role in Energy Security

Michael Farrell

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Abstract : America's dependency on fossil fuels is a critical National Security issue. The United States needs to develop alternative means to power and fuel aircraft, ships and ground vehicles with the ultimate goal of achieving energy independence from foreign oil sources. This monograph examines the linkages between a National Energy Policy, National Security Strategy, National Defense Strategy and National Military Strategy. Our dependence on foreign oil sources and the lack of adequate supplies of fossil fuels is a critical National Security issue; therefore the United States Military should be at the forefront of looking for and employing alternative fuels and sources of energy. The plan to develop alternative fuels and power sources must be written into the National Security Strategy, National Defense Strategy and the National Military Strategy.

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Abstract : America's dependency on fossil fuels is a critical National Security issue. The United States needs to develop alternative means to power and fuel aircraft, ships and ground vehicles with the ultimate goal of achieving energy independence from foreign oil sources. This monograph examines the linkages between a National Energy Policy, National Security Strategy, National Defense Strategy and National Military Strategy. Our dependence on foreign oil sources and the lack of adequate supplies of fossil fuels is a critical National Security issue; therefore the United States Military should be at the forefront of looking for and employing alternative fuels and sources of energy. The plan to develop alternative fuels and power sources must be written into the National Security Strategy, National Defense Strategy and the National Military Strategy.

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Abstract : America's dependency on fossil fuels is a critical National Security issue. The United States needs to develop alternative means to power and fuel aircraft, ships and ground vehicles with the ultimate goal of achieving energy independence from foreign oil sources. This monograph examines the linkages between a National Energy Policy, National Security Strategy, National Defense Strategy and National Military Strategy. Our dependence on foreign oil sources and the lack of adequate supplies of fossil fuels is a critical National Security issue; therefore the United States Military should be at the forefront of looking for and employing alternative fuels and sources of energy. The plan to develop alternative fuels and power sources must be written into the National Security Strategy, National Defense Strategy and the National Military Strategy.

Key concepts: Computer security, Energy security, Internet privacy, Computer science, Engineering, Renewable energy, Electrical engineering

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