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Archive for the 'Network-centric Warfare'
Ullman’s Strategic Revolution?
May 13th, 2012 by zen
Strategist Dr. Harlan K. Ullman (best known for...
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Posted in 20th century, 21st century, 4GW, academia, Adaptability, America, analytic, Cebrowski, connectivity, DIME, dni, fisking, geopolitics, globalization, government, Hybrid War, ideas, insurgency, intellectuals, leadership, metacognition, military, military reform, national security, network theory, Network-centric Warfare, networks, non-state actors, organizations, politics, revolution, risk, security, social science, society, soviet union, strategist, strategy, Strategy and War, Tactics, theory, uncertainty, war, warriors | 9 comments
The US Army War College National Security Seminar 2011
June 12th, 2011 by zen
As noted previously, I was fortunate to attend...
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Posted in 19th century, 2011, 20th century, 21st century, 3 gen gangs, 4GW, academia, Afghanistan, Air Force, al qaida, America, army, barnett, Clausewitzian, cognition, COIN, counterinsurgency, Cyberwar, defense, DIME, diplomacy, diplomatic history, education, Epistemology, foreign policy, government, historians, history, ideas, insurgency, intellectuals, intelligence, leadership, metacognition, military, military contractor, military history, military intelligence, military reform, national security, Network-centric Warfare, organizations, security, social science, strategist, strategy, Strategy and War, Tactics, theory, war, warriors | 12 comments
GMTA?
February 22nd, 2011 by Charles Cameron
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Posted in Afghanistan, analogy, analytic, blogosphere, Charles Cameron, computers, connectivity, insurgency, IO, Network-centric Warfare, networks, strategy, symmetry | Comments Off on GMTA?
Hammes – Who Participates in War?
April 29th, 2010 by zen
From the Strategy Conference…..
Posted in 2010, 21st century, 4GW, 5GW, 9/11, academia, Afghanistan, al qaida, America, analytic, COIN, complexity, counterinsurgency, government, hammes, historians, insurgency, intellectuals, military, military history, military reform, Network-centric Warfare, networks, non-state actors, open-source, organizations, primary loyalties, security, social networks, society, soft power, state failure, strategy, Strategy and War, superempowered individuals, terrorism, theory, war, warriors | Comments Off on Hammes – Who Participates in War?