"Just War Theory, as received and understood by the modern world, demands that Mr. Putin is responsible to satisfy each criterion. No actions of his enemies can abrogate his responsibilities or exonerate his own behavior in going to war or conducting it."

“the US must adjust to a dynamic and ever-changing environment at speeds not operated at before”Artificial Intelligence in Space: Providing Near Real-Time Threat Analysis – OTH, ⁦@US_SpaceCom⁩

How’s an airplane even able to do this? (I know I know…but still incredible) F-22 Raptor performing an inverted somersault! 🤯 #AvGeek

Best of August 2021: Atlas, a humanoid robot created by Boston Dynamics, uses hydraulics and battery-powered electric motors for movement. Atlas is capable of doing backflips and has been showing off its new skill - parkour https://t.co/gNYfTnBPR6

This list represents a glimpse into our collective future.

I highly recommend checking this out, lots of good info on how any possible attack on Taiwan could go down... T-Day: The Battle for Taiwan https://t.co/2vWxLmT0Wb via @SpecialReports

Oh man, inject this illustrated explainer by @mgerrydoyle into my veins: https://t.co/AqjK7rzqRm

The fourth essay of our. “Third Road Threat” which provides recommendations and conclusions about a ‘Comprehensive theory of #Information warfare’ for the US Gov and military.

“When it comes to #ArtificialIntelligence and #MachineLearning , the @DeptofDefense has allowed industry to lead the way. When it comes to adversarial #MachineLearning, the DoD must own it as a national security mandate.” —

NEW! ATP 7-100.3, CHINESE TACTICS, serves as a foundation for understanding how Chinese ground forces think and act in tactical operations. Addresses Chinese military doctrine, task org, capabilities, and limitations. 📗 Link: https://t.co/HMfM08DISb

This third essay demonstrates the utility of the IW taxonomy developed in part two to a critical analysis of China’s Information Warfare efforts. https://t.co/d1pmvCZdzV

This second of four essays develops a taxonomy, attack vectors, definition and theory of victory for information warfare developed from first principles of information theory. https://t.co/5h8KqhhBoc

America’s adversaries are waging a decades-long information war calibrated to advance their national interests at the expense of the United States while avoiding direct and decisive conflict with the US military. --

Despite the overwhelming pressure of sanctions, North Korea has made impressive progress in the missile field and is improving its ballistic-missile technology at a fairly rapid pace. Learn more about North Korea's strategic capabilities: https://t.co/VSCIeEV97l

It's almost like this new great power information environment needs information that is understandable by everyone. @CASI_Research. We know our competitors are making similar efforts, and not always in a good way --

Military professionals interested in the design movement might ask, “where might we find more” as well as “what order ought I start learning?” Structure is fluid in design, however it tends to help with starting out small. - Editor's Choice (Revisit) --

“As the drive for a Joint All Domain Command and Control (JADC2) solution increases, the easy solution of making an AOC more joint will not be enough for the future of all domain warfare.” —

We have a shark robot. We just need the laser beams... Updated photos of China's shark-like UUV.

“Electronic Warfare has not received its due importance as compared to fighter aircraft, tanks and warships. However, its importance in warfare is high and its utility, versatile.” Disabled Weapons and Confounded Adversaries – OTH

Boston Dynamics robots. Incredible and alarming in equal measure.