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What’s Old is New Again: Leveraging Lessons from the Battle of Britain

May 3, 2021May 2, 2021 Over The Horizon 0 Comments acquisition, air force, Battle of Britain, C2, cross-domain, history, JADC2, JADO, mdo, multi-domain, national security, RAF, strategy, technology

Abstract: In today’s rapidly evolving security environment, the traditional development and acquisitions system is falling short of meeting warfighter needs. Even as technology becomes increasingly disruptive, the U.S. Department of Defense should look to the lessons of the past to provide a foundational construct for on-boarding novel technologies and innovative concepts. The reemergence of dual use technologies is far from new; however, harnessing development efforts from the private sector and tech industry could slingshot multi-domain capabilities forward into the 21st century and address many of the shortfalls inherent to the DoD’s current bureaucracy.

Symbolism, Serendipity, and Strategic Wisdom: The Origin Story of a New Set of Wings

February 1, 2021January 31, 2021 Over The Horizon 0 Comments 13O, air force, airmindedness, command and control, culture, fiction, Great Power Competition, innovation, JADC2, JADO, joint, joint all-domain, MDC2, metis, multi-domain, multi-domain warfare officer, MWO, SAASS, storytelling, strategic thinking, Warfare

Estimated Time to Read: 8 minutes By Jason “Toga” Trew In 2016, US Air Force Chief of Staff, General Goldfein

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Cognitive Electronic Warfare: A Move Towards EMS Maneuver Warfare

July 3, 2020September 25, 2020 Over The Horizon 1 Comment AI, air force, artificial intelligence, china, command and control, cyber, doctrine, human domain, joint, mdo, multi-domain, multi-domain operations, planning, Russia, space, technology, usaf

In multi-domain operations (MDO), control of the electromagnetic spectrum is of paramount importance. By leveraging machine learning technologies coupled to advanced Electronic Warfare techniques, a key first step will be taken in enabling maneuver warfare within the spectrum.

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Do We Still Have a Coalition of the Willing? Reinforcing National Security through Dedicated Cultural Training

June 26, 2020August 27, 2020 Over The Horizon 0 Comments air force, army, CAOC, china, decision making, Design, intelligence, ISR, joint, Leadership, multi-domain, national security, NATO, planning, risk, Russia, strategy, usaf

The U.S. has been working with collation partners for decades to address matters of global and national security. Alongside over 80 partner nations, the U.S. has accomplished milestones in the Global Fight against ISIS, which would not have been possible without such a combined front. Part of these successes are due to the DoD’s shift a decade ago to incorporate partner nations in our military processes to fuse holistic intelligence for decisionmakers through multiple coalition intelligence cells around the world. As the battlespace continues to shift from years of counterinsurgency to face revisionist powers and rogue states, the personnel identified to fill critical positions that interact with coalition members will determine the successes of future conflicts. This essay will describe some recent advances the US Air Force has made toward improving coalition intelligence operations and recommend ways to improve selection and training programs in the future.

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Convergence within SOCOM – A Bottom-Up Approach to Multi Domain Operations

April 9, 2020June 14, 2020 Over The Horizon 1 Comment Integration, Modeling, multi-domain, Multi-Domain Operation Centers, SOF

This paper argues the DoD should apply the SOF construct of earned trust and interpersonal relationships in order to be successful in future Multi Domain Operations. The author describes how intelligently and appropriately pushing decision making abilities to the lowest possible level will mitigate the communication challenges that will be prevalent in future conflict.

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Where does Special Operations fit in the Multi-Domain Operations Discussion?

June 10, 2019August 19, 2019 Over The Horizon 0 Comments AFSOC, MDB, MDC2, mdo, multi-domain, SOCOM, SOF, Special Operations

Understanding Special Operations role in MDO; SOCOM offers an integration model to be replicated, and SOF’s role in a near-peer MDO conflict.

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Is the USAF Effectively Embracing the Challenge of Executing Multi-Domain Operations?

February 20, 2019August 19, 2019 Over The Horizon 13 Comments ACE, CAOC, Leadership, MDC2, mdo, multi-domain, training

The United States Air Force (USAF) needs to empower lower level leaders and operators to effectively execute Multi-Domain Operations (MDO) in a future conflict with a peer adversary. This requires significant changes in training, doctrine, and culture.

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Gen Petraeus Exclusive on Emerging Threats, Negotiating with the Taliban and More

February 11, 2019March 10, 2019 Over The Horizon 18 Comments adversary, Afghanistan, Interview, Iraq, ISAF, multi-domain, Near Peer, Petraeus, Taliban, US Air Force, US Army

OTH sits down with Gen (Ret) David Petraeus for an exclusive interview covering emerging threats, C4ISR on the modern battlefield, negotiations with the Taliban, and more.

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