Air University brought together Airmen, technology developers and installation defenders at Maxwell Air Force Base from Oct.
In a world of cheap, ubiquitous sensors and global data-collection, the fog of war will proliferate throughout the battlespace, not as a fog that settles through sparseness, but more like the mist the ...
An observed effect of the increased use of remotely piloted aircraft (RPA) is an improvement in top-line fuel efficiency across the Air Force. To capitalize on these efficiencies, how can Remotely ...
What makes a true servant leader? In this inspiring book, Air Force Academy classmates Heather Wilson and David Goldfein share four decades of lessons from the marble halls of the Capitol to the sands ...
Japan and India have undergone a profound strategic realignment in the Indo-Pacific, driven by shared concerns over China’s growing assertiveness. Once distant partners, the two nations have deepened ...
At the heart of the Moon’s transformation from a distant dream to a vibrant marketplace is the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s groundbreaking LunA-10 initiative, a ten-year blueprint aimed ...
Diplomacy is arguably the most crucial instrument of power to be leveraged to maintain strategic ambiguity and enable the U.S. to exercise strategic patience. An active defensive diplomacy approach ...
Military and strategic success depends not on minds or technology but on the combination of minds plus technology. We call this combination the Mind-Tech Nexus, which we define as how human factors (e ...
Xi Jinping’s calculus on Taiwan is not guided by mere opportunism but by a structured assessment of strategic, political, and military realities—his metaphorical “dashboard.” This article dissects 13 ...
Taiwan remains a flashpoint for conflict in the Indo-Pacific, where the People’s Republic of China (PRC) actively employs cognitive warfare to reshape Taiwanese perceptions. Targeting media content, ...
China's stated goal of reunification with Taiwan, whether achieved through peaceful means or military action, would have significant economic and political repercussions for the Asia-Pacific region, ...
“An army is always ready to fight the last war. A diplomat is always ready to negotiate with himself.” As the United States draws down from the specialties, leadership constructs and decision-making ...