… Exploring the Operational Environment
“OSINT should be the ‘INT’ of first resort.”
[Editor’s Note: The TRADOC G-2 appreciates the value of Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) in informing us about emergent trends across the Operational Environment (OE). For almost two years, analysts within the G-2 … Read the rest
[Editor’s Note: The Army’s Mad Scientist Laboratory is pleased to feature the first in a series of posts from the United States Army War College (USAWC) Team Sullivan’s Travels‘ Future Dynamics of Warfare: Everyone is a Player, Everything … Read the rest
“That sort of sets the stage for this new class of tools of engagement. And if we really want to call [them] weapons — so be it.”
[Editor’s Note: Humanity is entering an era of hyper-innovation as the potential … Read the rest
[Editor’s Note: This decade has witnessed a revolution in warfighting with the proliferation of battlefield automation and the concurrent race to develop effective countermeasures. Constellations of inexpensive, expendable, small armed Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) in the hands of dismounted … Read the rest
Crowdsourcing the Intellect of the Nation
[Editor’s Note: Crowdsourcing remains an effective tool for harvesting ideas and concepts from a wide array of individuals, helping us to diversify thought and challenge conventional assumptions. Army Mad Scientist seeks to crowdsource … Read the rest