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Don’t Take the All-Volunteer Force for Granted
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Both experience and data tell us the all-volunteer force has resulted in the most experienced, best-educated, most qualified troops this country — and perhaps the world — has ever seen.
Don’t Take the All-Volunteer Force for Granted Both experience and data tell us the all-volunteer force has resulted in the most experienced, best-educated, most qualified troops this country — and perhaps the world — has ever seen. /images/InDepth/Post37.jpg Don’t Take the All-Volunteer Force for Granted 37 Dr. Katherine McGrady and Sgt. Maj. Lewis G. Lee (Ret.) Katherine McGrady is the CEO ... on the military draft to President Nixon, concluding, “We unanimously believe that the nation’s interests will be better served by an all-volunteer force.” Two generations later, that transformative
The Case for Data Science at Sea
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A data science team on a U.S. Navy aircraft carrier harnessed the power of data analytics and software development to achieve new efficiencies and better performance.
The Case for Data Science at Sea A data science team on a U.S. Navy aircraft carrier harnessed the power of data analytics and software development to achieve new efficiencies and better performance ... to dramatic changes in global Navy force posture overnight, forcing staffs to draw and redraw plans to adapt to new contingencies. Every afloat warfare commander—whether they are responsible for strike, air ... data management, software development, and data-analytics production center over the course of CSG-1’s 2023–24 deployment. This improvement in capability and scope can mainly be attributed to three
Wrong War, Right Weapons: Lessons for the Next Conflict
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Precision-guided munitions contributed to Desert Storm’s sweeping success, but were developed for an adversary and battlefield nothing like the one faced in the Persian Gulf.
the one faced in the Persian Gulf 30 years ago. The history of their development and their successful — and sometimes unsuccessful — use should inform the development of the next generation of defense systems. In the 1991 Gulf War, precision systems — and a well-led, well-trained force using them — made for a conflict unlike any before it in history. This was largely an air war: The first 90 ... targets were feasible objectives compared to what was achievable with unguided, “dumb” bombs. The U.S. Air Force F-117A stealth Nighthawk played a key role in the air campaign. The existence of the secret
Washington Takes a Stand in the South China Sea
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In 2020, a senior U.S. government official used blunt language to publicly accuse Beijing of making unlawful maritime claims, and Washington finally began punishing companies that assist in China’s illegal island building.
) of the Philippines or on its continental shelf. He called Beijing's harassment of Philippine fishing and offshore energy development activities "unlawful" and went on to identify other examples of China's ... states’ fishing or hydrocarbon development in these waters — or to carry out such activities unilaterally — is unlawful. This statement was followed the next day by a forceful speech in which Assistant ... possess no territorial sea or EEZ. A fourth objective was to adopt as its own the Obama administration’s hard line against military base development on Scarborough Shoal. In early 2016, Scarborough
The US Advances its Pacific Partnership Strategy in Micronesia
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April Herlevi examines recent agreements between the US and Pacific Island nations and how they fit into the country’s Pacific Partnership Strategy.
Agency for International Development, funding digital connectivity, and initiating at least 20 other programs . Concluding the COFA negotiations enhances US credibility in the region and serves ... into force. Then, once they have been approved, funds for the agreements and for federal programs will need to be appropriated. According to a State Department press release , “Additional negotiations ... the bipartisan Indo-Pacific Task Force . The task force will coordinate with both the Freely Associated States (FAS) and territories in the Pacific. According to their announcement in The Hill , “The task force’s
The U.S. is Close to a Deal with the Taliban: What’s Next?
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Last Friday, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced on Twitter that the United States had officially "come to an understanding with the Taliban on a significant reduction in violence across Afghanistan."
the Stability and Development Program. Schroden is an expert on the Marine Corps, special operations forces, terrorism/counterterrorism, indigenous force development, security force assistance, foreign ... with a representative group of Afghans that includes members of the government. Pompeo called this development, “an important step on a long road to peace” — an apt way of describing the situation, since
Dr. Nolan Noble on Games for Information Warfare Training
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CNA wargamer Nolan Noble has developed a series of games that give naval forces a basic awareness of how to hide in the information environment.
Program . Previously, he was a CNA field representative to the Naval Information Warfighting Development Center and deployed with Carrier Strike Group One. CNA continuously invests in innovative ... 2 ). From analyzing machine learning for public safety to developing a Navy Force Design Lab, CNA's most creative thinkers are continuously working on new approaches to help government solve ... a brand new officer who’s going to be steering a Combat Logistics Force ship around in the Western Pacific. What do you need to know about how to help your ship evade detection and targeting, and how
North Korea's Strategic Surprise in the Yellow Sea: A Future Scenario
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Markus Garlauskas presents a fictional future Yellow Sea conflict scenario, following the consequences of a surprise attack by North Korea against South Korea.
Korea's continued weapons development alongside the rising assertiveness of the People's Republic of China (PRC). [Excerpts from “Chapter 15: A Mortal Wound,” The History of the United ... (ROK) Navy to even approach the Hwanghae Peninsula, while North Korea's numerous land-based surface-to-air missiles also kept the ROK Air Force operating at a distance. To neutralize these air ... , it was more than rhetoric—it was backed by overwhelming military force. By the next day, hundreds of Chinese combat aircraft and dozens of warships were operating less than 20 miles west of Paengyong
The Race for Sixth-Generation Fighter Supremacy: Pilots Aren’t Going Away
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Both China and the United States are signaling that their future sixth-generation fighter jets will team with unmanned drones but will still use human pilots.
to the public. After President Trump’s March 21 announcement that Boeing will build the US Air Force’s F-47 sixth-generation fighter jet, the DOD distributed several artist renderings of the fighter , the details of which were quickly picked apart in public defense analyst forums . On April 18, however, US Air Force and defense industry officials revealed that the images were deliberately distorted ... , like the sixth-generation jets under development, as a way to mitigate these challenges while maintaining—if not multiplying—the capabilities that UAVs bring to the fight. Many PRC articles
What Hospitals Can Do to Protect Themselves from Ransomware
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Hospitals are increasingly victims of ransomware and other costly cyberattacks. They can protect themselves by preparing response plans for cyber disruptions.
and capabilities vary widely, which complicates the development and implementation of cyber standards. In addition, hospitals have a large attack surface, made up of a series of interconnected systems ... care, force patients to be rerouted to other hospitals, and delay medical tests and procedures. In addition, when hospital staff have no access to electronic health records and rely on manual ... cyber hygiene to advanced encryption standards. Similarly, HHS put forward a cybersecurity strategy for the healthcare sector that laid out several goals, including the development of voluntary