“… it is far better to hit the target that we wanted and the thing that is in fact a high value target rather than a civilian fishing boat – we shouldn’t think about CHMR as a constraint, rather as … Read the rest
505. Brian Train on Wargaming Irregular and Urban Combat
[Editor’s Note: This past spring, Army Mad Scientist sought to crowdsource the intellect of the Nation (i.e., you — our community of action!) with our Calling all Wargamers flyer, soliciting input about your wargaming experiences:
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504. On the Ground and In the Air in Ukraine
“I don’t think America, or the West in general, is prepared in any sort of way to fight a static war like we’re seeing over there in Ukraine.”
[Editor’s Note: One of the twelve key conditions driving the Operational … Read the rest
503. Artificial Intelligence: Shaping the Future of Biological-Chemical Warfare
[Editor’s Note: Regular readers of the Mad Scientist Laboratory will recall one of the twelve key conditions driving the Operational Environment in the next ten years are Weapons of Mass Destruction — per the TRADOC G-2‘s The Operational … Read the rest
502. War, Inc: The Private Sector in Contemporary Conflict
[Editor’s Note: The Mad Scientist Laboratory featured LTC Kristine M. Hinds‘ assessment of private sector involvement in future conflicts in “Sixth Domain” – Private Sector Involvement in Future Conflicts last June. While some Army purists have taken exception … Read the rest