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Science Review 93(4): 791808.White gold. Of war on average is highest in dyads with one democracy. While negotiations are ongoing, the issue is fundamentally about what the United States and NATO need to do to defend all of Europe.treatment of reverse causation or temporal dependence. Against this backdrop, the government of Poland submitted a proposal earlier this year offering $2 billion to support a permanent US base in the country. Now, ahead of NATOвЂ™s seventieth anniversary there is more that can be done to enhance the AllianceвЂ™s deterrence posture in the region. Despite these efforts, the allies in North Central Europe face a formidable and evolving adversary, and it is unlikely that Russian efforts to threaten and intimidate these nations will end in the near term.

Erica Mitchell/releasedNorth Central Europe has become a central point of confrontation between the West and a revisionist Russia. Photo: Michigan Army National Guard: 1st Lt. US Army Soldiers participate in the opening ceremony of Saber Strike, US Army EuropeвЂ™s exercise focused on the Baltic States, at the Bemowo Piskie Training Area in Poland on Monday, June 4, 2018. All recommendations have been endorsed by the other members of the task force as steps that would strengthen the US posture in the region, in order to bolster NATO deterrence and political cohesion. The report also recommends actions the United States should take to enhance deterrence and defenseВ against aggression toward US allies in that region.This set of force-posture recommendations has been approved by the two co-chairs as the appropriate response to the current and projected military and geopolitical situation in North Central Europe. Vershbow (Ret.), former NATO deputy secretary general.This report is a product of the task forceвЂ™s assessment of the security situation in North Central Europe,В including the military balance and the threats to militaryВ stability and peace, today and in the foreseeable future.

Although NATOвЂ™s aggregate conventional capabilities surpass those of Russia, Russia maintains a conventional overmatch on its border with NATO allies. The task force members also believe this can be done while maintaining the framework of deterrence by rapid reinforcement reaffirmed by allied leaders at the 2018 NATO Brussels summit, and while avoiding a divisive debate on the 1997 NATO-Russia Founding Act.The task forceвЂ™s recommendations are focused on negating the threat of a fait accompli that could be achieved by a limited Russian land grab in the Baltic States. Overall, the members of the task force agree that significant enhancements to the existing US presence could, and should, be undertaken to bolster deterrence and reinforce Alliance cohesion. This report and its recommendations are products of the task forceвЂ™s study, consultations, and deliberations on the current US military force posture in North Central Europe.

It calls for greater agility, more lethality, less operational predictability, higher readiness, irregular deployments, and maximum surge capacity. be consistent with the US National Defense Strategy and its concept of dynamic force employment 1 Dynamic force employment is an effort to prepare the US military to transition from a focus on fighting terrorist groups to a possible great-power conflict, with about the same force size. promote stability with respect to Russian military deployments to avoid an action-reaction cycle enhance the United StatesвЂ™ and NATOвЂ™s deterrent posture for the broader regionвЂ”notВ just for the nation hosting the US deploymentвЂ” including strengthening readiness and capacityВ for reinforcement These enhancements to US presence in North Central Europe are designed to create an untenable risk for Russia in any military operation against NATO.The task force has outlined several key principles that should guide US decisions regarding the United StatesвЂ™ force posture in Europe, asserting that any deployment should:

ensure maximum operational flexibility to employ US deployed forces to other regions of the Alliance and globally promote training and operational readiness of US deployed forces and interoperability with host-nation and other allied forces include increased naval and air deployments inВ the region, alongside additional ground forces and enablers

This would largely build on the significant US capabilities already deployed in Poland, and should be complemented by capabilities from other NATO allies. ensure adequate host-nation support for US deployments.In addition, US and NATO decisions should be made in a way that strengthens the foundation of shared values and interests on which the Alliance rests.Within these parameters, the task force members propose a carefully calibrated package of permanent and rotational deployments in Poland and the wider region.