OODA Point: The Requirement for an Airman’s Approach to Operational Design (Part I)
By: Dr. Jeffrey Reilly Approximate Reading Time: 15 Minutes Abstract: The ability to make and execute timely and effective decisions
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A2AD
Tackling Tomorrow’s High Value Airborne Assets Anti-Access/Area-Denial Problem – Part Two
In Part One of a two-part series, the author describes the threat that Anti-Access/Area-Denial weapons pose to current Iron Triad operations. Part Two will discuss solutions that use current technology to overcome future capabilities.
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Tackling Tomorrow’s High Value Airborne Assets Anti-Access/Area-Denial Problem – Part One
In Part One of a two-part series, the author describes the threat that Anti-Access/Area-Denial weapons pose to current Iron Triad operations. Part Two will discuss solutions that use current technology to overcome future capabilities.
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The Undersea is a Discrete Operational Domain
The maritime domain as defined by joint doctrine is overly broad in concept and does not accurately capture the opportunities and vulnerabilities presented in the undersea.
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Fighting the Wrong Fight
The US has a problem on her hands, and the emerging answers fail to address the real problem. While military
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Contested Skies: Our Uncertain Air Superiority Future
Western air power has traditionally dominated the skies. In the future, we need to be able to counter potential adversaries’ use of the air.
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A2/AD: Translating for the Warfighter Using Operational Art
Founded in concepts and strategy, conflict in an A2/AD environment has yet to bridge the gap to manifest itself in operational art, preventing the Joint Force from converting the idea into tactical tasks and stifling operational agility and coherence in future conflict.
By Maj. Mike “Pako” Benitez