Setting the future stage

Article Abstract:

The use of technologies like floating seabases and the capability of launching and sustaining amphibious operations, which could revolutionize the manner in which the land campaigns are conducted by the expeditionary forces are discussed. Many countries are also examining the various aspects of seabasing, which could be used for overcoming their requirements related to the support of rapid-deployment forces.

Naval art and science, Naval warfare, Navy-yards and naval stations, Naval bases, Amphibious warfare

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Making space fast and cheap

Article Abstract:

The exploration of space has become an integral part of warfighting, and military organizations are seeking ways that would allow them to respond to changes quicker and more cheaply. Advances in technology with novel-operating concepts are allowing small and comparatively inexpensive satellites to provide a degree of capability.

National Security, Defense Operations & Maintenance, Outer space, Space exploration, Space flight, Military administration

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Out of CAOCs comes order

Article Abstract:

This article provides an overview of efforts by the U.S. military to monitor air operations. This includes new technology, equipment, and procedures.

Defense industry, United States. Department of Defense, Defence industry

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