Logic, Data, and the Enterprise: Why AI in Aircraft Sustainment Starts Somewhere Other Than the Maintenance Shop
A question that sounds technical is in fact strategic: what does it take to make artificial…
Read More »Sustainment as Strategy: What Comes After the Platform Is Bought
For a generation, allied defense debates have been conducted at the moment of purchase. How many…
Read More »The Week in Briefs: Hybrid Fleets, Shrinking Ranks and Disappearing Paper Trails
This week’s In Briefs on Second Line of Defense covered thirteen items across Europe, the Indo-Pacific…
Read More »Two Anchors, One Web: Japan, Australia and the Industrial Logic of Denial
In April 2026, at the Sir Richard Williams Foundation seminar in Canberra, Justin Bronk of RUSI…
Read More »Data Precedes Artificial Intelligence
There is a simple proposition at the heart of the debate over artificial intelligence in military…
Read More »From the Show Floor to the Fleet: Naval Drones at Euronaval 2026 and Beyond
Army Recognition’s video report from Euronaval 2026 offered a useful snapshot of where unmanned maritime systems…
Read More »2026 AUSA Project Agincourt: Autonomous Warfare Panel
Watch: 2026 AUSA Project Agincourt: Autonomous Warfare Panel (Army Multimedia and Visual Information Division via DVIDS,…
Read More »Present at the Creation of the Kill Web: From Manazir’s Navy to Taiwan’s Turn
On 3 November, Taiwan’s Ministry of National Defense told its legislature that the force is moving…
Read More »Forecasting the Drone Future: Keirin Joyce’s Doctoral Thesis on Technology Readiness
A UNSW doctoral thesis by an RAAF officer focusing on how to turn drone technology forecasting…
Read More »Three Allies, One Undersea Turn: Korea, Japan and Australia Move Toward Nuclear Submarines
Three U.S. allies in the Indo-Pacific are now moving toward nuclear-powered submarines on different clocks and…
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