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- Warfare and Military Operations | RAND
Warfare and Military Operations RAND researchers examine military and national security issues across a broad spectrum—from political dissent and military training to tactical operations and reconstruction efforts—and take a long-term, global perspective
- Systems Confrontation and System Destruction Warfare
The People's Liberation Army's approach to training, organizing, and equipping for modern warfare over the past two decades has been influenced by systems thinking It now characterizes modern warfare as a confrontation between opposing operational systems rather than merely opposing armies
- An AI Revolution in Military Affairs? - RAND Corporation
RAND researchers evaluated how artificial intelligence could reshape four "building block" competitions in military operations: quantity versus quality, hiding versus finding, centralized versus decentralized command and control, and cyber offense versus defense
- Modern Political Warfare: Current Practices and Possible Responses | RAND
The authors examine historical antecedents of political warfare and current-day practices through in-depth case studies of Russia, Iran, and the Islamic State They use these cases to derive common attributes of modern political warfare The authors then identify effective means for responding to these challenges
- The Future of Warfare | RAND
The Future of Warfare in 2030: Project Overview and Conclusions Who will the United States fight against and who will fight with it? Where will these future conflicts be fought? What will future conflicts look like? How will they be fought? And why will the United States go to war? This report is the overview in a series that seeks to answer these questions about the future of warfare in 2030
- Is It Time to Finally Put Someone in Charge of Waging Americas . . .
The United States should address broader national security risks beyond terrorism by consolidating irregular warfare capabilities under a new Cabinet-level agency, similar to Britain's WWII Ministry of Economic Warfare
- Proxy Warfare in Strategic Competition: Overarching Findings and . . .
Overarching Findings and Recommendations report synthesizes and summarizes findings from two companion reports, Proxy War-fare in Strategic Competition: State Motivations and Future Trends and Proxy Warfare in Strategic Competition: Military Implications 1 These reports respectively examine the causes which we define as civil wars in which an external state sponsor provides at least one local
- An AI Revolution in Military Affairs? - RAND Corporation
Warfare increasingly revolves around contests of “battle networks,” where multiple military units act in concert through networked operations to achieve objectives 24 Modern battle networks use sensors to find targets, shooters to strike them, and communications links to stitch the network together 25 The ability to make good and timely
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