Haven't you always wanted to go BackStage? Englishman Bryan Rooney is your personal guide through the highs and lows of the music business as he experienced it, starting where rock 'n' roll begain: Liverpool in the 1960s. As one of the first roadies ever, Bryan tells firsthand about life on and off the road -- and around the world -- with Procol Harum, Reinhard Mey, The Beatles, Harry Nilsson, Keith Moon, Donna Summer, and more. Join this master storyteller as he takes you from concert riots in the Frisian Islands and Milan, through the hallways of Tittenhurst Park, to being pulled over by Malibu cops in an Excalibur with a drunken Keith Moon wearing a Nazi uniform. Celebrate Bryan's wedding with his best man Ringo Starr, and fly the Concorde with sausages for John Lennon. BackStage is your pass to this whirlwind adventure.

Backstage with Bryan Rooney: From Liverpool to Ringo to Donna Summer

Smith, Kenny

Rooney, Bryan

Humor & Entertainment

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

The authors examine potential command-and-control impediments to multidomain operations and propose alternative models for joint all-domain command and control.

Multiple Dilemmas: Challenges and Options for All-Domain Command and Control

History

Priebe, Miranda

Eaton, Derek

Rhoades, Ashley L.

McClintock, Bruce

Lee, Caitlin

Hodgson, Quentin E.

Spirtas, Michael

Ligor, Douglas C.

Schwindt, Karen

Military

RAND Corporation

Some U.S. policymakers are interested in a new approach to the U.S. role in the world: a realist grand strategy of restraint, under which the United States would cooperate more with other powers, reduce its forward military presence, and end some security commitments. The authors explain how U.S. policies toward key regions would change under such a strategy, identify unanswered questions, and offer next steps for developing policy implications.

Implementing Restraint: Changes in U.S. Regional Security Policies to Operationalize a Realist Grand Strategy of Restraint

Martini, Jeffrey

Pezard, Stephanie

Beauchamp-Mustafaga, Nathan

Asia

U.S. forward military posture can both deter and provoke armed conflict, and a similar logic pertains below the level of armed conflict. The authors of this report identify how forward posture could deter hostile measures in the competition space below the level of armed conflict through several mechanisms, particularly focusing on the presence of U.S. ground forces.

Deterrence and Escalation in Competition with Russia: The Role of Ground Forces in Preventing Hostile Measures Below Armed Conflict in Europe

Reach, Clint

Watts, Stephen

Germanovich, Gene

Shostak, Melissa

Americas

Do Alliances and Partnerships Entangle the United States in Conflict?

Business & Money

McCulloch, Caitlin

Burdette, Zachary

Economics

Does the U.S. Economy Benefit from U.S. Alliances and Forward Military Presence?

Johnson, Grant

Sytsma, Tobias

Like-Minded Allies?: Indo-Pacific Partners’ Views on Possible Changes in the U.S. Relationship with Taiwan (Research Report: National Security Research Division)

Hornung, Jeffrey W.

Hulme, Patrick

Tamaki, Nobuhiko

Assessing the Value of Overseas Military Campaigning in Strategic Competition (Research Report)

O'Mahony, Angela

Mills, Patrick

Habib, Maggie

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