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Remembering Phil DePoy, 1935–2025

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/images/news/PressRelease.png Remembering Phil DePoy, 1935–2025 The CNA family is greatly saddened by the loss of Dr. Phil E. DePoy, who died July 12 at the age of 89. DePoy was president of CNA from 1985 to 1990, a key time during which he led the organization to independence under a board of trustees. In total, he spent more than three decades as a CNA analyst and leader. In 1989, he received the Department of the Navy Distinguished Public Service Award , the highest recognition the Secretary of the Navy can pay to a civilian. He later reflected, “I can’t imagine that any other career

Drones as First Responders

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The use of drones by hobbyists and professionals alike has steadily grown in recent years, with 822,039 drones registered with the Federal Aviation Administration.

Drones as First Responders Drones as First Responders The use of drones by hobbyists and professionals alike has steadily grown in recent years, with 822,039 drones registered with the Federal Aviation Administration. The use of drones by hobbyists and professionals alike has steadily grown in recent years, with 822,039 drones registered with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) as of July 2025 (Federal Aviation Administration, n.d.). What was once considered military technology is now used daily by civilians throughout the United States. Over the past decade, law enforcement agencies

Russian Concepts of Future Warfare Based on Lessons from the Ukraine War

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This paper examines the evolution of military strategy and conventional operations over the Russia-Ukraine War.

in a different region (such as the Baltic), a Russian military that in five years looks and operates similarly to the one in 2025 may very well achieve its strategic military objectives in a future

Dynamics of Russia Civil-Military Relations

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This report conceptualizes civil-military relations as a dynamic process of interaction among the Russian military, the presidency, and civilian actors.

to donate equipment and raise funding for forces deployed in Ukraine, both of which significantly helped the military. As of April 2025, Russia’s civil-military system appears stable and resilient

Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Are No Fad for These Defense Analysts

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CNA analysts with long-standing interest in UFO research welcome others to the conversation about unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP) as the Pentagon prepares to release its report on the topic to Congress. CNA experts have been out in front of this discussion since the 2019 launch of the podcast Coming in From the Cold.

and CNA colleagues Ken Gause and Ralph Espach also lead an informal group of CNA experts who are exploring the topic of UAP independently and sharing their findings within the community. "I have been studying the UFO phenomenon for thirty years and there are two things I've learned. First, the more you study the phenomenon, the clearer it becomes that it's real and not easily explained." Gause said

North Korean Leadership Dynamics

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Kim Jong-il’s death in December 2011 brought about the hereditary transition of power to a third generation. Kim Jong-un assumed the mantle of Supreme Leader.

by Kim Jong-il has nearly evaporated, and the remaining regents are more accurately described as senior advisors. Ken E. Gause /reports/2014/cop-2014-u-006988-final.pdf

Changing Nature of Warfare

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This report begins with the agenda of the conference, followed by a summary of the major themes that emerged during the discussions at the conference and in the papers. We have extended the themes to their implications for the year 2020 and for U.S. policy and interactions in the world. We then include a report of the discussions at the conference, starting with the themes laid out in the agenda, the summary presentations by those who submitted papers, and the ensuing detailed commentaries and discussions. This report is our own record of the conference proceedings and does not imply consensus among those who participated. Finally, the 21 papers submitted are included in the report, in the order of their presentations during the conference.

Document Control and Distribution Section   at   703-824-2123. 104 H. H. Gaffney Ken E. Gause

china ai and autonomy report: Issue 6, January 13, 2022

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The China AI and Autonomy Report, issue 6, is a biweekly newsletter published by CNA, on artificial intelligence and autonomy in China.

. POLICY AND GOVERNANCE The PRC has published a five-year plan for its robotics industry, aiming to become an innovation hub for global robotics by 2025   (for full text in Chinese, see PRC ... that the operating income of China’s robotics industry will grow at an average annual rate of 20 percent from 2021 to 2025. It highlights different categories of robotics innovation for a variety of industries ... on intelligent manufacturing, aiming for the majority of large-scale manufacturers to achieve digitization by 2025   (for full text of the plan in Chinese, see Chinese government website   here

Crafting the Russian War Economy

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Export controls after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine initially led to serious disruptions, but Russia has used friendly countries to circumvent sanctions.

/Crafting-the-Russian-War-Economy_graphic.webp Approved for public release: distribution unlimited. 138 DRM-2024-U-038857-1Rev Ken Gause Pavel Luzin (Center for European Policy Analysis) Gabriela Iveliz

AI and Autonomy in Russia Issue 27

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CNA provides information and analysis of the field of civilian and military AI in Russia and how Russia is applying AI to its military capabilities. Issue 27.

the economy and incorporate AI technologies, more than 3 million new jobs may be created in Russia by 2025. Russia's deputy prime minister Dmitry Chernyshenko stated that "AI technologies ... current growth rates, we will be seventh by 2025 and fourth by 2030." The English-language website of the conference: https://ai-journey.ru/en . Sources: AI journey website, https ... ://rossaprimavera.ru/news/cc041921 ; "By 2025 in Russia there will be more than 3 million AI-connected work positions" [В России до 2025 года будет создано более 3 млн рабочих мест, связанных с ИИ], TASS, Nov