The Australian Army Pursues Un-crewed Armored Vehicles
Warfare is evolving and the Australian Army, the largest operator of unmanned aerial systems in Australia,…
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As Australia’s defence establishment moves on from a perception of space capability as simply an adjunct…
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As Western militaries finalise the long and slow withdrawal from counter-insurgency and counter-terrorism operations in the…
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In my article on “Standing C2 on its Head,” argued that C2 systems are no longer…
Read More »A Kill Web Perspective on the Triton: Next Steps
By Robbin Laird Recently, I visited Jacksonville Navy and Mayport and had a chance to talk…
Read More »Manned-Unmanned Teaming: Working C-130Js with UASs
The RAAF has successfully demonstrated its ability to remotely control an unmanned aerial system (UAS) by…
Read More »An Australian Perspective on the Standup of the US Space Force
The formation of the US Space Force has raised inevitable questions about its purpose and role…
Read More »Enhancing European Defense and Security Capabilities: EU SatCom Market Initiative
The European Defence Agency launched a “EU Satellite Communications Market” project in 2012 but in 2017…
Read More »Interactivity, Platforms, and Shaping a Way Ahead
This is the fourth article in a series on the USMC Aviation and its work in…
Read More »US Space Force and Its Counter Communication System
The United States’ Space Force has received a Counter Communication System (CCS) Block 10.2 which is…
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