Donald Rumsfeld

^{Philip Gold
July 1, 2002
Foreign Policy}

Of MICE and Men: Rumsfeld for the Defense

_{Philip Gold
July 1, 2002
Foreign Policy}

On Sept. 10, 2001, Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld was the man the MICE — the Military-Industrial-Congressional Empire — loved to hate. Today, after nine months as everybody’s favorite “secretary of war,” the MICE are chewing on him again. The reason, then and now: “transformation,” or Rumsfeld’s attempt to drag America’s defense establishment, kicking and screaming, into the 21st century. The Read More ›

Top view on plastic model scale with accessories on green pad on wooden table

^{Philip Gold
February 20, 2002
Foreign Policy}

Presentation to the World Affairs Council of Seattle on Defense Transformation

_{Philip Gold
February 20, 2002
Foreign Policy}

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Former United States Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld speaking at CPAC 2011 in Washington, D.C, and receiving the Defender of the Constitution Award.

^{Philip Gold
June 30, 2001
Foreign Policy}

Rumsfeld’s Revolution

_{Philip Gold
June 30, 2001
Foreign Policy}

A revolution is struggling to be born — a fundamental reordering of America's military. Nothing similar in ambition has been attempted since the ferocious struggles of 1945-47 that resulted in the National Security Act and the creation of the Department of Defense. Read More ›

^{Philip Gold
December 1, 2000
National Defense}

Defense Gets Back to Basics

_{Philip Gold
December 1, 2000
National Defense}

On Nov. 1, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld ran an op-ed in The Washington Post, asserting that the United States must "act now to prepare for the next war, even as we wage the current war against terrorism." Read More ›