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The Battlefield is the Next Betting Market

By Jonathan Walberg When the United States and Israel struck Iran’s nuclear facilities in June last year, the operation caught many observers off guard...

Military Operational Thinking in an Age of Artificial Intelligence

By Anders McD Sookermany and Thomas Slensvik In recent years, as AI has begun to enter military planning and operational design, a persistent unease has surfaced among...

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The Battlefield is the Next Betting Market

By Jonathan Walberg When the United States and Israel struck Iran’s nuclear facilities in June last year, the operation caught many observers off guard...

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The Battlefield is the Next Betting Market

By Jonathan Walberg When the United States and Israel struck Iran’s nuclear facilities in June last year, the operation caught many observers off guard...

The Solar System Internet: Envisioning a networked future beyond Earth

by Scott Pace and Yosuke Kaneko As humanity’s ambitions extend beyond Earth—evidenced by NASA’s Artemis program and burgeoning commercial lunar and Martian ventures—the limitations of...

Military Operational Thinking in an Age of Artificial Intelligence

By Anders McD Sookermany and Thomas Slensvik In recent years, as AI has begun to enter military planning and operational design, a persistent unease has surfaced among...
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Bringing Test and Evaluation into the digital future

Βυ Cathy O’Carroll The pace of innovation is an increasingly dominant factor in deterring aggression and winning battles. Getting capability from the drawing board to...

European militaries rush to catch up on space traffic mapping

By Rudy Ruitenberg The boom in space activity of the past few years has made Earth’s orbit more crowded and dynamic, and Western militaries need to step...

Defence Innovation and Invention: A Vision is Always Required

Military technology development needs to know where it is going – a vision is always required. Militaries are prone to misunderstand the difference between invention...

The threat from China and Russia’s space-based SIGINT satellites

By Matthew Mowthorpe China and Russia have extensive space-based sigint capabilities, which can geolocate transmissions from the radars of UK and NATO allies’ navies. This...

Wargaming the Future of Climate Change

By RAND.ORG BRyan Rooney needed some way to convey the enormous risks and uncertainties of climate change. His audience was military: planners and leaders trying...

What makes China’s new Tianying stealth UAV a threat in contested airspace?

China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation (CASIC) showcases an updated version of its Tianying stealth UAV, also known as Skyhawk. Designed for reconnaissance and...

The Unrestricted Digital Warfare

By Harriet Rogers It is over 20 years since the Chinese doctrine of Unrestricted Warfare was published. The West faces a nexus of hostile states,...

China’s Cold War Relic: How the H-6 Bomber Poses a Modern Threat

While China flaunts its cutting-edge J-35 stealth fighter, a less glamorous but equally potent weapon lurks within its arsenal: the H-6 bomber. A modernized...

When will the US Army embrace hybrid-electric vehicles?

The US Army has long tinkered with the idea of making some of its vehicles electric or hybrid, and while the technology has become...

How the Osprey Changed Air Force Special Operations

By Jim Cardoso Almost 20 years ago, in May 2005, I was among a small cadre of aircrew and maintainers who stood up the first CV-22...

Satellite servicing industry faces uncertain military demand

Βy Sandra Erwin The burgeoning in-space satellite servicing industry is positioning itself to transform orbital operations, from refueling to potential in-space repairs. Companies are eager...

What the US Army learned from its first all-digital ground vehicle design

The US Army is betting on digital engineering to save time and money as it develops its new infantry combat vehicle. “XM-30 is being built...