Mad Scientist Laboratory

“Instead of using those unique military frequencies and high-powered transmitters, you try to use signals that match what’s in the current environment.”

[Editor’s Note:  Last week’s Mad Scientist Laboratory post featured an assessment by U.S. Army War College student … Read the rest

[Editor’s Note:  One enduring aspect of the Operational Environment familiar to Mad Scientist Laboratory readers is — that which can be detected, can be targeted. This constant dynamic of Finders vs Hiders has recently favored the Finders, as … Read the rest

“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