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Articles by Brian Beachkofski
The Fall and Rise of Russian Electronic Warfare
A month into Russia’s invasion, Ukrainian troops stumbled upon a nondescript shipping container at an abandoned Russian command post outside Kyiv. They did not know it then, but the branch-covered box left by retreating Russian soldiers was possibly the biggest intelligence coup of the young war. Inside were the guts of one of Russia’s most sophisticated electronic warfare (EW) systems, the Krasukha-4. First fielded in 2014, the Krasukha-4) is a centerpiece of Russia’s strategic EW complement.
The New Nuclear Window of Vulnerability - by Peter Huessy
The number of explicit Russian nuclear threats to NATO following the Russian invasion of Ukraine has now reached nearly three dozen. The threats have been both against the United States and the West in general but in particular against certain member states especially Ukraine, Poland, Sweden and Finland.
How Will Shinzo Abe's Death Influence Geopolitics?
Riley Walters appears on TaiwanPlus to discuss the impact of Shinzo Abe’s death on ties between the US, Japan, and Taiwan. VIDEO
Pelosi Taiwan Trip More Than Symbolic, It Gives US Credibility
Rebeccah Heinrichs argues the US cannot let China take the island by force on “Cavuto: Coast to Coast.”
Kessel Run Shows How to Bridge the Gap between Development and Operations
Everyone seems to agree that the US military needs to rapidly update its weapons by harnessing information technologies—software, computing, and data transmission—to make both systems and humans more effective. This consensus position is entrenched in the forthcoming National Defense Strategy, which directs the military to accelerate force development with a focus on fielding technology more quickly. But despite the talk, change isn’t happening.
Kessel Run Shows How to Bridge the Gap Between Development and Operations
Everyone seems to agree that the U.S. military needs to rapidly update its weapons by harnessing information technologies — software, computing, and data transmission — to make both systems and humans more effective. This consensus position is entrenched in the forthcoming National Defense Strategy, which directs the military to accelerate force development with a focus on fielding technology more quickly. But despite the talk, change isn’t happening.
GEAR Center Challenge Winner: Data for Impact - Integrating Data for Workforce Training Programs
PMA We’ve invited the GEAR Center Challenge Winners to write “guest blogs” to provide more detail on their projects. This is the first in that series. The opinions expressed in this guest post are the authors’ own and do not reflect the views of Performance.gov or U.S. General Services Administration. The critical elements that allow an individual to thrive and sustain economic self-sufficiency do not separate neatly into different categories.
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