6 new capabilities powering the unmanned revolution
(C4ISRNET) In July 2018, a remotely piloted aircraft – the MQ-9B SkyGuardian – flew from the United States to the United Kingdom, landing after a 24-hour trans-Atlantic flight using the same routes as manned aircraft.
(C4ISRNET) In July 2018, a remotely piloted aircraft – the MQ-9B SkyGuardian – flew from the United States to the United Kingdom, landing after a 24-hour trans-Atlantic flight using the same routes as manned aircraft.
Pentagon Aims to Sync Counter-Drone Efforts
By Connie Lee, National Defense Magazine: " “One thing that industry, academia, other government agencies inside the department [and] our combatant commanders are all screaming about is, ‘Who's in charge?’ Because nobody's in charge,” said Chris O'Donnell, deputy assistant secretary of defense for platform and weapon portfolio management."
By Connie Lee, National Defense Magazine: " “One thing that industry, academia, other government agencies inside the department [and] our combatant commanders are all screaming about is, ‘Who's in charge?’ Because nobody's in charge,” said Chris O'Donnell, deputy assistant secretary of defense for platform and weapon portfolio management."
Army Explores Robot Decoys & Cannon-Fired Jamming Pods
Sun Tzu said all warfare is based on deception. Today, that means electronic deception.
Sun Tzu said all warfare is based on deception. Today, that means electronic deception.
Army Tests Dispersed THAAD; Beginning Of Modular Missile Defense?
The potential threat from Chinese batteries will only grow as Beijing continues to militarize small islands outside of its territorial waters, claiming them as their own.
The potential threat from Chinese batteries will only grow as Beijing continues to militarize small islands outside of its territorial waters, claiming them as their own.
Can the US military combine its many war-fighting concepts? Defense of the Pacific may depend on it.
(Defense News) Defending the Pacific region requires seamless integration between the U.S. military services, but that requires a joint force concept aimed at deterring near-peer competitors across all domains, according to military leaders in charge of strategy and concept development, who spoke Sept. 4 at the Defense News Conference.
(Defense News) Defending the Pacific region requires seamless integration between the U.S. military services, but that requires a joint force concept aimed at deterring near-peer competitors across all domains, according to military leaders in charge of strategy and concept development, who spoke Sept. 4 at the Defense News Conference.
DoD Halts Work on Directed-Energy Missile Defense
By Oriana Pawlyk, Military.com: “The Pentagon is shelving a directed-energy program it was hoping to use in space to destroy enemy intercontinental ballistic missiles in their boost phase."
By Oriana Pawlyk, Military.com: “The Pentagon is shelving a directed-energy program it was hoping to use in space to destroy enemy intercontinental ballistic missiles in their boost phase."
Bioengineering, lasers and more drones: Griffin outlines the Pentagon’s tech wish list
(Defense News) If the U.S. wants to maintain its military edge over competitors Russia and China, it has to be smart with how it invests its relatively limited research and development funds.
(Defense News) If the U.S. wants to maintain its military edge over competitors Russia and China, it has to be smart with how it invests its relatively limited research and development funds.
What If the U.S. Military Neglects AI? AI Futures and U.S. Incapacity by Zachary Kallenborn
The Great Duality and the Future of the Army: Does Technology Favor the Offensive or Defensive? by Robert Scales
The Great Duality and the Future of the Army: Does Technology Favor the Offensive or Defensive? by Robert Scales
The Rise of Cyber and the Changing Nature of War
By Christopher Wooding, Grounded Curiosity: "The rise of cyber warfare today challenges Clausewitz’s notion of the centrality of violence to the nature of war. It does so because the evolution of technology has enabled the potential for non-violent forms of conflict."
‘Soft Power’ Relies on U.S. Military
By Hal Brands, Bloomberg: "As the U.S. transitions into an era characterized by prolonged twilight struggles — competitions in the space between peace and war — against multiple rivals, entities such as State, the Agency for International Development, and the Commerce and Treasury Departments will increasingly be on the front lines of American policy, with U.S. military power playing its essential role in the background."
By Christopher Wooding, Grounded Curiosity: "The rise of cyber warfare today challenges Clausewitz’s notion of the centrality of violence to the nature of war. It does so because the evolution of technology has enabled the potential for non-violent forms of conflict."
‘Soft Power’ Relies on U.S. Military
By Hal Brands, Bloomberg: "As the U.S. transitions into an era characterized by prolonged twilight struggles — competitions in the space between peace and war — against multiple rivals, entities such as State, the Agency for International Development, and the Commerce and Treasury Departments will increasingly be on the front lines of American policy, with U.S. military power playing its essential role in the background."
AI Will Change War, But Not in the Way You Think by Jonathan Clifford
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