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The Role of Special Operations Forces in Global Competition

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Nations have a variety of options for exerting influence, such as through diplomatic, military, or economic means. In recent years, some nations have shifted to more ambiguous activities for exerting global influence, in attempts to achieve benefits normally obtained through conventional war, but without triggering such a war. In this report, we explored a different way of thinking about these ambiguous activities and their implications, which suggested a need to shift U.S. focus away from preparing to win tomorrow and toward winning today. From this shift, we described a different approach to U.S. activities in such competitive environments. We also identified the unique qualities of U.S. Special Operations Forces (SOF) as the military force having the best alignment with these different activities.

that matter for global competition taking place today. David A. Broyles Brody Blankenship /reports/2017/drm-2017-u-015225-1rev.pdf /reports/2017/drm-2017-u-015225-1rev_Page_01.jpg /reports/2017/soldier

Superhumans: Implications of Genetic Engineering and Human-Centered Bioengineering

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Breakthroughs in genetic engineering and bioengineering to enhance human performance hold vast implications for the US military. DOD must prepare accordingly.

. David A. Broyles /reports/2020/12/Superhumans-Implications-of-Genetic-Engineering-and-Human-Centered-Bioengineering.pdf /reports/2020/12/CoverSuperhumans.jpg /images/Centers/CNA/OW/OW-SAISuperhumans.jpg

Exploring PRC Research on Kill Chains and Kill Webs

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The purpose of this report is to examine research produced by analysts affiliated with China’s military and national security apparatus discussing kill processes.

adopting and innovating this construct. Catherine Welch David Broyles /reports/2026/07/Exploring-PRC-Research-On-Kill-Chains-And-Kills-Webs-How-Might-It-Help-the-PLA-a_6348.pdf /reports/2026/07

ai with ai: Salvere Rex or Salve Getafix?

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Professor Jennifer McArdle, Assistant Professor of Cyber Defense at Salve Regina University, joins Andy and Dave for a discussion on AI and machine learning. Jenny is leading a group of graduate students who are working on creating a strategic-level primer on AI, particularly aimed at those who may be less familiar with the technical aspects, as well as a War on the Rocks article on AI in training and synthetic environments. Her students are studying in a variety of areas, including cyber defense and digital forensics, cyber and synthetic training, cyber intelligence, healthcare and healthcare administration, and administrative justice. Graduate students Mackenzie Mandile and Saurav Chatterjee also join for a discussion on their research topics. In the photo (from left to right): Maria Hendrickson, Gabrielle Cusano, Abigail Verille, Erin Rorke, (John Cleese), Saurav Chatterjee, Allegra Graziano, Santiago Durango, Eric Baucke, Mackenzie Mandile, Dave Broyles, Jennifer McArdle, Andy Ilachinski, John Crooks, (Getafix), and Lt. Col. David Lyle.

Hendrickson, Gabrielle Cusano, Abigail Verille, Erin Rorke, (John Cleese), Saurav Chatterjee, Allegra Graziano, Santiago Durango, Eric Baucke, Mackenzie Mandile, Dave Broyles, Jennifer McArdle, Andy Ilachinski, John Crooks, (Getafix), and Lt. Col. David Lyle. /images/AI-Posters/AI_2_27.jpg Salvere Rex or Salve Getafix? Salve Regina University Assistant Professor Jennifer McArdle

story-of-cna

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that follows, but all helped to inform the whole picture. In alphabetical order, I would like to thank: Lyntis Beard, John Bentrup, David Broyles, Linda Cavalluzzo, Carey Carter, David Deisbeck, Phil DePoy ... tactics to reduce the risks to airmen. One study had an impact that eventually spread far beyond the military. Congestion at the Korean port of Pusan was a logistical bottleneck for U.S. forces. David ... carriers in the Cold War was a dominant theme in the 1970s and 1980s. Retired NAVWAG analyst David Perin discussed this work in an interview with StoryCorps. The prevalent concept of a war with the Soviet