The tank is dead. Long live the tank.
This article explores the utility of the tank in contemporary defence with consideration for the battlefield, technology and society....
Tag : future operating environment
Technology and the Future of Land Warfare
This podcast is produced in partnership with CHACR. Chris Tuck discusses how technology will impose pressures on the future of land warfare....
Prototype Warfare: Inculcating a Culture of Adaptation in the British Army
The world is changing fast and if one thing is certain, our concepts of war are wrong. “It is impossible to anticipate precisely the character...
Urban Doctrine; British Army Developments
Col Richard Sernberg from the British Army’s doctrine centre in Warminster provides a fascinating insight into the development of future urban war fighting doctrine....
Does Professional Military Education Matter?
‘Education should implant a will and facility for learning. It should produce not learned but learning people. In times of change, learners inherit the earth...
Exploiting Civilian Talent to Address Challenges of Future Operating Environment
Ministry of Defence, 2015, Future Operating Environment 2035, Future Trends Programme Photograph courtesy of Airborne Assault Archives, Duxford. The Royal Signals Institution (RSI) sponsors the annual Deane-Drummond...
An interview with Major-General Stephen Cadden
Modern Land Forces Commanders face a difficult challenge in ensuring their land forces are adequately trained and prepared for future operations. Uncertainty of the nature...
Attack of the Drones – Information Terror, Hot Takes & Hybrid Warfare
As of Boxing Day 2018, motivation and responsibility for the Gatwick Drone attacks are still both unknown. However, one thing is clear. On 19 December...
The Future British Airborne Force
“Show me a man who will jump out of an aeroplane and I will show you a man who will fight” [General James M....
Space and Cyber; New Domains, Old Thinking
This year marks the 100th anniversary of the formation of the RAF and there have been numerous events to ‘commemorate, celebrate and inspire’. Lets not...