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Are autonomous ships and vehicles ‘unmanned’ or ‘uncrewed’?
Most literature in this field from all sources – whether academic, governmental or other – tends to use the gender-biased terms “manned” and “unmanned.”
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Washington must act to build capable federal cybersecurity workforce
As technology and adversary techniques advance, so do the technical skills required by the federal workforce at all levels
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Simulation sandbox can speed development of uncrewed military vehicles
AI-based simulations can shorten testing periods by running thousands of different scenarios simultaneously.
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Congress may tighten scrutiny of US investment in foreign technologies
Legislation seeks to counter threats by adding new controls to the flow of U.S. capital and intellectual property abroad.
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Why Washington should provide ATACMS weapons to Ukraine
The ATACMS can help Ukraine defeat the invasion while avoiding direct conflict between Russia and NATO.
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Pentagon vision for synchronized forces hinges on digital engineering
Under JADC2, the Pentagon is working to connect sensors from the Air Force, Army, Marine Corps, Navy, and Space Force into a single network.
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How advanced technology is changing deterrence
In the future, we might see more wars of underestimation — wars which, had the belligerents known their adversary’s true strength, may not have started.
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Washington must focus on Pacific Islands to curb China’s ambitions
The United States invests a lot of diplomatic elbow grease into Indo-Pacific players like Japan and Korea, but we’ve overlooked smaller nations.
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Keeping the West united in support of Ukraine
Risking transatlantic unity over chosen paths of support is not an option we can afford.
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Surprise, kill, vanish: ‘Jedburghs’ led way for US cyber, special ops
WWII’s “Jedburghs” show how an unconventional take on cross-functional partnerships can operate effectively in politically sensitive environment.
-
Are autonomous ships and vehicles ‘unmanned’ or ‘uncrewed’?
Most literature in this field from all sources – whether academic, governmental or other – tends to use the gender-biased terms “manned” and “unmanned.”
-
Washington must act to build capable federal cybersecurity workforce
As technology and adversary techniques advance, so do the technical skills required by the federal workforce at all levels
-
Simulation sandbox can speed development of uncrewed military vehicles
AI-based simulations can shorten testing periods by running thousands of different scenarios simultaneously.
-
Congress may tighten scrutiny of US investment in foreign technologies
Legislation seeks to counter threats by adding new controls to the flow of U.S. capital and intellectual property abroad.
-
Why Washington should provide ATACMS weapons to Ukraine
The ATACMS can help Ukraine defeat the invasion while avoiding direct conflict between Russia and NATO.
-
Pentagon vision for synchronized forces hinges on digital engineering
Under JADC2, the Pentagon is working to connect sensors from the Air Force, Army, Marine Corps, Navy, and Space Force into a single network.
-
How advanced technology is changing deterrence
In the future, we might see more wars of underestimation — wars which, had the belligerents known their adversary’s true strength, may not have started.
-
Washington must focus on Pacific Islands to curb China’s ambitions
The United States invests a lot of diplomatic elbow grease into Indo-Pacific players like Japan and Korea, but we’ve overlooked smaller nations.
-
Keeping the West united in support of Ukraine
Risking transatlantic unity over chosen paths of support is not an option we can afford.
-
Surprise, kill, vanish: ‘Jedburghs’ led way for US cyber, special ops
WWII’s “Jedburghs” show how an unconventional take on cross-functional partnerships can operate effectively in politically sensitive environment.
-
Are autonomous ships and vehicles ‘unmanned’ or ‘uncrewed’?
Most literature in this field from all sources – whether academic, governmental or other – tends to use the gender-biased terms “manned” and “unmanned.”
-
Washington must act to build capable federal cybersecurity workforce
As technology and adversary techniques advance, so do the technical skills required by the federal workforce at all levels
-
Simulation sandbox can speed development of uncrewed military vehicles
AI-based simulations can shorten testing periods by running thousands of different scenarios simultaneously.
-
Congress may tighten scrutiny of US investment in foreign technologies
Legislation seeks to counter threats by adding new controls to the flow of U.S. capital and intellectual property abroad.
-
Why Washington should provide ATACMS weapons to Ukraine
The ATACMS can help Ukraine defeat the invasion while avoiding direct conflict between Russia and NATO.
-
Pentagon vision for synchronized forces hinges on digital engineering
Under JADC2, the Pentagon is working to connect sensors from the Air Force, Army, Marine Corps, Navy, and Space Force into a single network.
-
How advanced technology is changing deterrence
In the future, we might see more wars of underestimation — wars which, had the belligerents known their adversary’s true strength, may not have started.
-
Washington must focus on Pacific Islands to curb China’s ambitions
The United States invests a lot of diplomatic elbow grease into Indo-Pacific players like Japan and Korea, but we’ve overlooked smaller nations.
-
Keeping the West united in support of Ukraine
Risking transatlantic unity over chosen paths of support is not an option we can afford.
-
Surprise, kill, vanish: ‘Jedburghs’ led way for US cyber, special ops
WWII’s “Jedburghs” show how an unconventional take on cross-functional partnerships can operate effectively in politically sensitive environment.
