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RUSSIANS MOVE TOWARD 6TH GENERATION FIGHTER & EXAMINING AMERICA'S 4 RMA REVOLUTION

7/25/2018

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https://www.defenseone.com/technology/2018/07/stealthy-drone-may-be-future-russian-fighter-jets/149976/?oref=d-river
Readying the Naval Services for What’s Over the Horizon 
By Robert P. Kozloski, CHIPS: “Experts claim that society is at the verge of a Fourth Industrial Revolution. This change presents both challenges and opportunities for the Department of the Navy, where warfighting considerations are rightfully privileged. The management aspects of technology are only a secondary consideration, but may have enormous consequences if they are not addressed.”
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WAR IN MEGACITIES, HOW TO FIX THE ARMY & THE FUTURE OF WAR IN THE PACIFIC

7/23/2018

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The missing link to preparing for military operations in megacities and dense urban areas
(Army Times) With the global trends of rapidly rising populations, urbanization, urban crime and political violence, military personnel will find themselves deploying into dense urban areas. 
 
How to reshape the US military in 5 steps
(Defense News) The U.S. National Defense Strategy calls for increased investments to “restore warfighting readiness and field a more lethal force” capable of defeating aggression by the nation’s most capable adversary states. This is warranted: War gaming and analysis done at the think tank Rand point to troubling trends in the capabilities of U.S. and allied forces relative to those of key adversaries. 
 
Fueling a future war in the Pacific
(War On The Rocks) It is striking how little U.S. logistics vulnerabilities have improved since WWII. Energy for military operations in the geographically vast Pacific region still primarily takes the form of military-grade fuels used by ships and aircraft. That fuel is still mostly stored in fuel terminals in known locations, many of which are in range of potential adversaries’ aircraft, submarines, and surface-to-surface missiles. 
 
Accelerating multi-domain operations: evolution of an idea
(United States Military Academy) For ideas to have a lasting impact they must evolve. 
 
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PROJECT MAVEN & JEDI UP AND RUNNING:  A.I. IN AFRICA

7/2/2018

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Pentagon Hopes JEDI Contract Good for the Force 
By Colin Clark, Breaking Defense: “Worth up to $10 billion over a decade, the Pentagon’s attempt to build its first true enterprise-wide cloud has sparked charges that the deal is designed to go straight to Amazon, who already supplies the CIA with its cloud services.
The Pentagon Wants to Bring Mind-Controlled Tech To Troops
 // Jack Corrigan
The Defense Department's research arm is working on a project that connects human operators' brains to the systems they're controlling—and vice versa.
China, Russia, and the US Are All Building Centers for Military AI 
// Patrick Tucker
But their burgeoning approaches to state-sponsored research are divergent as the countries themselves.
General: Project Maven is just the beginning of the military’s use of AI
(DefenseOne) Air Combat Command chief invites tech firms to help build next-gen tools for the Pentagon. Also says dissent "is part of being an American."
Joint Artificial Intelligence Center Created Under DoD CIO
An Assessment of the Likely Roles of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Systems 
By Ali Crawford, Divergent Options: “Though a battlefield in the future will likely see autonomous decision-making technology as a norm, the transition between modern applications of artificial intelligence and potential applications will focus on incorporating human-machine teaming into existing frameworks.
Pentagon's Massive Multi-Domain AI Initiative 
By Kris Osborn, Warrior Maven: “The Pentagon is making a massive push to accelerate the application of AI to ships, tanks, aircraft, weapons.”
Creating the Conditions for Artificial Intelligence to Thrive in the Pentagon 
By Richard Kuzma, War on the Rocks: “Data is the lifeblood of AI, and a crucial part of the infrastructure that will need to undergird these new technologies as the U.S. military adopts them.
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