Why the Future of History Still Matters
‘The only serious threat to regional security, including the existence and sovereignty of Estonia and other Baltic Sea states, emanates from Russia.’ Estonian Foreign Intelligence
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Virtual War – Information Supremacy on the Virtual Battlefield
Synopsis: To execute contemporary warfare more efficiently, to weaponise data at an industrial scale and to deploy a full-spectrum of information manoeuvre weapons, defence needs
Virtual War – Welcome to the Revolution
New technologies are changing the world in unexpected ways as the 4th Industrial Revolution now gets underway. But how will the spectrum of conflict different
Turkish Delight; Syria and the beginning of the end.
The outcry across military, political, and regional sectors over President Trump’s decision to accept the Turkish campaign in northern Syria and withdraw the bulk of
Planning isn’t everything: we need more focus on the execute
Eisenhower suggests: “Plans are nothing; planning is everything”. But there is always a nagging feeling at this point: How does the Army know what the
The Vital and the Merely Important
Our armed forces never seem to have quite enough money for what they need. Fortunately we can decide what is actually required and what can
Mental Fitness: Being the best we can be
There is no doubt that the Armed Forces place huge store on physical fitness, and understandably so as it is essential for a fighting force
Is the British military too fat to think?
Disruption, or the need to think and act differently, has become a hot topic across the British military. Hot yes, but not a new topic.
Ground Close Combat is Gender Agnostic
When I read the article “Ground Close Combat is Masculine,” I was saddened by the fact that some people are still trotting out the idea
The Elephant in the Room- Time for a New Strategy
This article argues for a CubeSat style system. If appropriately integrated with an expanded range of strike assets, it would dramatically increase the combat power