The Paradox of Dark Leadership
Some of our best opportunities to innovate and succeed are hiding behind constraints and challenges Introduction The Ministry of Defence is one of the largest
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Antiquated Leaders: Cut The Shit
“…Machines don’t wage war. People do and they use their mind!” ~ John Boyd Below is a little note to antiquated leaders who romanticise the
Want Europe to Defend Itself? Give It Something Specific to Do
Introduction With NATO’s recent anniversary celebration behind it, the Alliance can look forward to another milestone at the end of next year. December 2025 will
Iran’s Strategic Impasse
Introduction Since the Gaza war began nearly a year ago, Israel has conducted dozens of airstrikes against Iranian-linked targets across the Middle East. There is
The Houthis and Hybrid Maritime Warfare
Introduction On 23 August, the Houthis, a Yemen-based rebel group, attacked a Greek-flagged vessel in the Red Sea, causing an oil leak and threatening an
Incorporating Criminal Actors Into Army Training
The presence of crime in conflict is not a new phenomenon. Nor is it going to cease. It has been influential in recent conflicts, and
“Red Light, Green Light” Faraway from the Beach
“The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting” ~ Sun Tzu Why didn’t Russia deploy amphibious forces to the shores of
Israel’s New Wars by Ehud Eilam
Israel’s New Wars is the latest book by Dr. Ehud Eilam. For nearly three decades, Eilam has studied Israel’s national security and written widely, including
Unit X: How the Pentagon and Silicon Valley Are Transforming the Future of War
If the war against Ukraine has highlighted any truth, it is that the defense industrial bases of the United States and Europe are woefully underequipped
NATO and the Next Generation Squad Weapon- NGSW
The 6.8mm Elephant in the Room The United States Army has made the biggest change in a generation to its small arms fleets by replacing