Stew Magnuson, NatDefMag The trilateral agreement that would have the United States and the United Kingdom assist Australia in acquiring a fleet of nuclear-powered submarines has raised…
U.S. Working With ‘Five Eyes’ Nations, Japan on Information Warfare
DefenseN SAN DIEGO — The U.S. is consulting with its “Five Eyes” intelligence-sharing partners and additional allies to share and sharpen information-warfare techniques in the…
More Changes Brewing for Embattled Army Fitness Test
D.F. Lawrence, Military.com Changes are coming to the Army Combat Fitness Test, as the service looks to comply with a law mandating it create a…
Coast Guard Moving Cutter to Pacific as Regional Missions Expand
USNI News SAN DIEGO – Driven by greater demand for its partnerships and presence in the Indo-Pacific region, the U.S. Coast Guard is growing its operational presence in the vast region…
A Fleet Adrift
Dmitry Filipoff, CIMSEC The following is based on a presentation delivered to multiple think tanks and U.S. Navy staffs.
The Military’s Vision of JADC2 Is Doomed Without a Robust Identity Tool
Forbes The centerpiece of U.S. military planning for information-age warfare is a network called Joint All-Domain Command and Control—JADC2 in Pentagon shorthand.
JADC2 crystalizes…
The Most Powerful Weapon To Use Against Democracies
Cole Herring, SWJ In the year 2000 around one tenth of the world’s population had internet access, and global internet traffic was 2.5 million gigabytes of data per day. By 2025 over…
Italy sea rescue law could put more migrant lives at risk: UN rights chief
A proposed new law in Italy on humanitarian search-and-rescue (SAR) operations could hinder the provision of lifesaving assistance in the Central Mediterranean and result in more deaths, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk warned on Thur…