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Warfare
March 2023
‘Gray Zone’ Competition — The Race for Multi-Domain Capability
By James TerryWarfare is no longer focused solely on the destruction of enemy forces. With today’s rapid technological advancements, success is predicated on the ability to disrupt, degrade, deceive and destroy peer adversaries’ infrastructure. -
Small Business
December 2022
Startup Helps Officers Explain Future Warfare Through Storytelling
By Meredith RoatenUseful Fiction wants to change how warfighters envision new technologies and concepts that will be essential to the future of warfare. -
International
October 2022
JUST IN: China Has ‘Theory of Victory’ to Defeat U.S. Military, Report Finds
China has not only closed the military capability gap and increased competition with the United States, but also has developed a strategy to defeat the United States in a potential conflict, according to a new report. -
Aviation
April 2022
Armed Overwatch Program Nears Source Selection (UPDATED)
By Jan TeglerDespite the U.S military’s shift to great power competition with China and Russia, Special Operations Command says it still needs aviation platforms that can support isolated commandos conducting irregular warfare in remote areas. -
Defense Department
September 2020
Hyten: New Warfighting Concept to Erase Battlefield Lines
By Connie LeeA new warfighting concept due to be delivered by the end of the year will do away with the traditional concept of “battlefield lines,” said Air Force Gen. John Hyten, vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. -
Air Power
February 2020
U.S., Allies Bolstering Electronic Warfare Systems
By Jon HarperThe global military airborne electronic warfare market offers major opportunities for equipment manufacturers as countries respond to growing threats, according to a recent report from Frost & Sullivan. -
Cyber
November 2018
Analysts Laud New Federal Cyber Strategies
By Yasmin TadjdehWith high-tech adversaries increasingly targeting U.S. government networks, two recently released cybersecurity strategies are a step in the right direction, experts have said. The National Cyber Strategy and a summary of the Defense Department’s Cyber Strategy were both released in September. The documents provided high-level objectives for the Pentagon and other federal agencies to better wrap their arms around cybersecurity issues. -
Defense Department
May 2002
Chemical Stockpile Scrapping Work Proceeds, Amid Dissent
By Sandra I. ErwinThe United States will likely fail to meet a 2007 deadline to destroy its entire stockpile of chemical weapons. -
May 2002
U.S. Chemical Weapons Stockpile: A Brief History
By Ndia StaffThe United States began to research, produce and store chemical weapons during World War I. -
April 2002
High-Tech Training System Targets Urban Combat Drills
By Roxana TironA training system for urban-warfare exercises developed by a Swedish firm relies on radio-frequency technology to make military drills more realistic, the company claims.
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