CSIS Korea Chair @CSIS CSIS International Security Program Mark Cancian Chris H. Park This is a great episode. We get into the weeds of 155mm vs 105s with these two great experts! Mark Cancian knows more about artillery, burn rates than anyone. CSIS Korea Chair @CSIS

'The resumption of U.S. military aid means that Ukrainian resistance will stiffen. It will be able to slow or stop Russian attacks and launch limited counterattacks,' write Mark Cancian and Chris H. Park.

Learn more: csis.org/analysis/what-…

📢 CSIS #ImpossibleState podcast on May 13th

New South Korean munitions stockpile to arm Ukraine in the face of dwindling stockpiles and congressional inertia?

CSIS International Security Program Mark Cancian and Chris H. Park will join Victor Cha to discuss their commentary on how South Korean 105 mm

'The risk of the United States being short for other conflicts is low because the Precision Strike Missile—the successor to the ATACMS—began deliveries in late 2023. ATACMS is obsolescent.' csis.org/analysis/what-…

Every year the DoD agencies and services send Unfunded Priority wish lists to Congress. In a new analysis, Mark Cancian and Chris Park of CSIS put it all together and present big-picture findings. breakingdefense.com/2024/04/major-…

Chris H. Park Richard Ballett What an honour. I was deeply grateful and hugely appreciative that the endurance of my countrymen in 1940 could attract the interest of our closest ally, in such an outstanding team. It was lovely to see old friends again, and to have the chance to share my personal reflections.

A steady supply of artillery munitions is crucial for Ukraine to regain the offensive against Russia. An influx of South Korean shells would enhance Ukrainian firepower and bridge the gap until U.S. aid resumes.

More from Mark Cancian and Chris H. Park: csis.org/analysis/can-s…

Thanks so much for joining us, Robert Johnson 🇬🇧 & Richard Ballett

Last week, 50 SAIS students, faculty, and distinguished visitors traveled to Belgium, France, and the UK, to study the 1940 Battle of Britain on the annual International Staff Ride (ISR). (thread)

South Korean media coverage on Mark Cancian & my commentary for CSIS International Security Program

Read about our students' mini-staff ride to the Smithsonian Udvar-Hazy Center, in preparation for their upcoming International Staff Ride on the Battle of Britain!
sais.jhu.edu/news-press/bey…

Team CSIS International Security Program walk in the snow! ☃️❄️

Taiwan has vocally backed Ukraine, Japanese leaders keep turning up in Kyiv & South Korea underwrote last year’s offensive with shells. Sure seems like US’ Asian allies don’t see Ukraine as a grave distraction from Indo-Pac.

My effort to make sense of Israel's competing goals and the tradeoffs Israel needs to make: Israel’s Muddled Strategy in Gaza foreignaffairs.com/israel/israels… via Foreign Affairs

My posts here (and other media) have been light over the last few days due to the very hectic schedule of my current visit to #Israel . The visit has been extraordinary in the insights gained into the events and trauma of 7 October, and everything that has occurred since. 1/5

Last week, team CSIS International Security Program completed the U.S. Marines Physical Fitness Test. Thanks for having us, U.S. Marines! 👏