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BULLSEYE                                                                                  News                              7November 25, 2015

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 Exchange announces                                             Air University focused on deterrence
 return of extended
 holiday price guarantee                                        By Lt. Col. David Huxsoll                                   their nuclear arsenals,” said Col. Charles Patnaude, the
                                                                                                                            Air University Global Strike Command chair.
    From the Army & Air Force Exchange Service                  42nd Air Base Wing Public Affairs
                                                                                                                               However, deterrence is not an exclusively military
      DALLAS — This holiday season, the Army & Air                 MAXWELL AIR FORCE BASE, Ala. — The end of                concept, said Lt. Col. Dave Lyle, the deputy director of
   Force Exchange Service promises to offer Soldiers, Air-      the Cold War, coupled with the conflicts in Afghani-        warfighting and education and AU’s Curtis E. LeMay
   men and their families the lowest prices in town – or it     stan and Iraq, caused American decision-makers to           Center for Doctrine Development and Education.
   will pay them back the difference.                           focus on present-day conflicts, but a resurgent Russia,
                                                                the rise of new non-state actors and new threats in the        “It’s part of everyday human interaction,” he said.
      Under the Exchange’s Extended Holiday Price Guar-         cyber realm have brought about a renewed focus on           “We have different competing interests, we have differ-
   antee, if shoppers find an item they’ve already purchased    the concept of deterrence, according to faculty and         ent ways we would like to see the world and we try to
   at the Exchange at a lower price from a local competitor,    researchers at Air University.                              influence others to go along with the way we like to see
   they will receive a gift card loaded with the difference in                                                              things happen.
   price. Purchases made in Exchange stores between Nov.           Joint Publication 1-02 defines deterrence as “the
   1 and Dec. 24 are eligible for the guarantee.                prevention of action by the existence of a credible threat     “When you’re talking about trying to deter terrorists
                                                                of unacceptable counteraction and/or the belief that        or non-state actors, they usually exist in a much larger
      “Military families already have too much on their         the cost of action outweighs the perceived benefits.”       social context. We concentrate on how many foreign
   plates this time of year to be worrying about finding the                                                                fighters are in one area of Syria, but the even more in-
   lowest price for each holiday gift purchase,” said Chief        “Part of what makes deterrence difficult is that         teresting question is, ‘where are they all coming from?’
   Master Sgt. Sean Applegate, Exchange senior enlisted ad-     deterrence is successful when nothing happens, so           What is causing them to want to collect in this one area
   viser. “The Exchange makes it easy by offering Soldiers,     it’s very hard to measure.” said Dr. Adam Lowther, a        to fight in support of their ideology?”
   Airmen and their families the most affordable prices         former AU research professor, who now serves as the
   and tax-free shopping, all under one roof.”                  director of the School for Advanced Nuclear Deter-             Air University has committed its intellectual re-
                                                                rence Studies.                                              sources to the study an understanding of deterrence. The
      To receive the gift card, shoppers simply bring their                                                                 2015 AU Strategic Plan identifies deterrence as an area
   original Exchange receipt and a current ad from a com-          Lowther said conflict can be conceived as a pyramid.     where it is committed to providing research, analysis,
   petitor. The Holiday Extended Price Guarantee includes          “At the top of that conflict is nuclear conflict,” he    and recommendations that address priority issues for
   shopmyexchange.com but not other website prices.             said. “At the bottom is terrorism as we generally think     the Air Force.
                                                                of it. The top is the worst case but least likely. At the
                                                                bottom is the least dangerous but most likely.”                “Deterrence is resurgent,” Lowther said. “Both an in-
                                                                   The nuclear deterrent force remains to be defined by     terest and need for an understanding of deterrence is re-
                                                                the triad of bombers, intercontinental ballistic missiles   ally returning, and Air University and the Air Force are
                                                                and submarines.                                             making a distinct effort to improve the understanding
                                                                   “The Air Force and the Navy are all looking to update    of Airmen in regards to deterrence – both conventional
                                                                                                                            and nuclear and in the new realms of cyber.”

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