[Editor’s Note: Army Mad Scientist welcomes back guest blogger Dr. Jacob Barton with the second in his series of posts. Last week, he explored the evolving Operational Environment‘s trends and the associated challenges the Army faces in … Read the rest
565. Sustaining Leader Overmatch: Preparing for Greater Complexity in the Operational Environment (Part 1)
“AI should be in your battle rhythm every single day. It should be your teammate. By mastering this tool, we will outpace our adversaries. The power is now in your hands.” Pete Hegseth, Secretary of War, 09DEC25… Read the rest
564. Buying Time with Aerial Emplaced Mines
[Editor’s Note: The Army Mad Scientist Initiative has an enduring tradition of hosting William & Mary undergraduate students as embedded interns. These interns are put to work on Day 1 of their internship, directly engaging in Mad Scientist endeavors … Read the rest
563. Temporal Warfare and Military Ethics: Why We Need a Pre-Doctrinal Moral Architecture
“What makes temporal warfare ethically destabilizing is not novelty, but the erosion of the moral assumptions built into most military ethical frameworks: linear causality, proximate harm, visible violence, and identifiable agents.”
[Editor’s Note: Today’s guest submission by Jonathan Tyrrell … Read the rest
562. A Katechon for the Cognitive Domain
“The decisive terrain is no longer belief alone, but the conditions that allow belief to stabilize at all.”
[Editor’s Note: Most readers are familiar with the U.S. Joint Force’s five Warfighting Domains: Land, Sea, Air, Space, and Cyber. China’s … Read the rest
