As we mark the 75th anniversary of the Korean War, it's crucial to remember the lessons of...
Defense Management
This tag relates to all articles, podcast episodes, and features related to topics taught in the Defense Management course of the U.S. Army War College resident program. This includes fiscal matters, force development and integration, decision support systems, and authorities and responsibilities defined in U.S. Code.
In the second half of their two-part episode, host Tom Spahr and Sean Shields discuss the Hurricane...
In response to the Western Front-like stalemate seen in the Ukraine war, the U.S. Army is getting...
From late 2024 to early 2025, numerous unidentified drones were reported over U.S. cities and military bases....
Russian innovations with short/medium-range hypersonic weapons present the main challenge to the United States. As the conflict...
The proliferation of unmanned systems (UAS), particularly small unmanned aerial systems (sUAS) and AI-enabled targeting, has fueled...
Over eighty years ago, America debated whether it should adopt universal military training (UMT). The country opted...
The successful adoption of new technology in the military depends on the organization's culture, the technology's applicability...
Russian aggression, amplified in 2022, continues to threaten regional and global stability. The Swedish Army’s response to...
Hold on tight, this episode is a whirlwind of data-infused targeting, intel, and logistics. Joe O'Callaghan joins...
The U.S. Army is at a critical juncture in determining how to best integrate drones into both...
Andrew Hill and Steve Gerras return to the studio with host Tom Spahr to further explore the...
Space is a critical warfighting domain, enabling everything from precision strikes to global communication. The electromagnetic spectrum...
In September 2024, Andrew Hill and Steve Gerras authored a compelling three-part series that explored the evolving...
Over the last several weeks War Room has run a 7-part series of articles that have examined...
Adapt or perish. In the face of rapid technological innovation, militaries must keep pace to maintain their...
Andrew Hill and Steve Gerras conclude their three-part series on the evolving relationship between AI and national...
During the Cold War, U.S. leaders assured the public that a "human in the loop" would always...
The human mind, with its intricate interplay of brain, emotions, and unconscious thought, has long been revered...
The world has watched as commercial consumer-grade drones have become more and more prevalent on the battlefield...