War, News and Engagement in the 21st Century
The Battle of Trafalgar had just been won. HMS Pickle’s Commanding Officer was entrusted with the delivery of a note, conveying news of the victory,
Category : Automation and Technology
Army Recruiting: right message, wrong platform.
#THISISBELONGING is a recruiting campaign which can work. There is a significant amount of research that points to a generation of young people who want
Army Aviation – Ready for the Deep? Or out of it’s Depth?
Discussion about the ‘British Division’ has sparked much debate about its capabilities. But so far, Army Aviation (Avn) hasn’t featured. Specialised, small and relatively expensive,
Has Cyber Driven us MAD?
“Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds” JR Oppenheimer, 1945 Those famous words resonate with us all, as does the dramatic mushroom cloud
The Alliance vs The Bear – Some Fundamentals of Why Russia Won’t Win. (Part 1)
On 11thJuly 2014 the Ukrainian 79thAirmobile Brigade was subjected to a 3 (and a bit) minute bombardment by (probably[1]) Russian Army artillery rocket systems fired
Multi Domain Battle: Welcome to the Jungle
New York City, summer 1980: A young Axl Rose steps from the Ford Econoline van he has hitched in from Indiana and out into the
Computational Advantage; Defence’s Missed Opportunities in Artificial Intelligence
Within the UK Military Cyber domain, much is discussed about the topics of non-kinetic effects, Cyber security and cryptography. Rightly so, these subjects draw a
A Framework for Understanding Cyber
Cyber is in a state of conflict – an ongoing contest of wills to compete over scarce resources. Fought across technological means, the cyber conflict
RUSI Land Warfare Conference 2017; The View from the Wavell Room
‘We are undergoing a fundamental change in the character of war’ (General Mark A. Milley, Chief of Staff of the [United States] Army, 27 June
Future Deployable Headquarters – Small, Distributed & Dislocated
Years of campaigning in Afghanistan allowed British military HQs deployed into theatre to increase in size. This increase was both in terms of number of