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The Fallacy of Unambiguous Warning
Home > PARAMETERS_COLLECTIONS > The US Army War College Quarterly: Parameters > Vol. 54 (2024) > No. 3 10.55540/0031-1723.3306 Regan Copple, "The Fallacy of Unambiguous Warning," Parameters 54, no. 3 (2024), doi:10.55540/0031-1723.3306. DOWNLOADS COinS
Israel can take over Gaza in a matter of days. What’s next is up to them.
The surprise attacks conducted by Hamas against civilian targets in Israel have put the region — and potentially the world — into turmoil. At the time of writing, current estimates are that approximately 3,500 people have lost their lives between both sides. Given the current shutdown of basic services — electricity, water and fuel — in Gaza, the death toll in that area will rise independent of any military action.
How to Reinvigorate the National Security Community One Young Worker at a Time
At a conference several months ago, I was sitting in a conversation about talent management when the speaker, in all seriousness, asked the group, “So what if my best employee doesn’t make enough money to afford his own place? Why can’t we have more patriotic Americans like him who are willing to work for the government and live in their parents’ basement?” I was appalled, but unfortunately this is a sentiment I’ve heard far too often even from senior leaders in the Department of Defense.
Prepare for AI-Enabled Future Logistics
This article is a reprise of a talk that was given at Naval Postgraduate School on 16 August 2021. Logistics has been a backdrop for the entire duration of modern warfare. New advanced computing abilities have recently emerged, including Artificial Intelligence (AI), to assist in decision making at compute speed. Much consideration has been given to the ethics and circumstances under which the United States would use AI systems to conduct attacks on an adversary.
Bring US operational training and experimentation into the 21st century Original
The United States and its allies in the Asia-Pacific region face an increasingly dire military situation. On the U.S. side, this has sparked efforts to develop new operational concepts and field new capabilities to meet the challenges of 21st century warfare. Our allies are moving out as well. On July 1, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced the most significant changes in the Australian Defence Force in decades, including major shifts in military posture and capabilities.
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