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Lieutenant General Dubik on the Iraq Challenge: “It Is Not About Transition” (II)

Posted on March 8, 2010 | by SysAdmin
03/08/2010
Lieutenant General Dubik identifies the key principles for transition from the Iraq situation during his time in Iraq. He suggests some key lessons learned which provide a foundation for Afghanistan and to meet the continuing challenges with regard to Iraq in 2010 and 2011.
Posted in Con Ops

Dissecting the USCG Hatteras Rescue Operation

Posted on March 8, 2010 | by SysAdmin
03/08/2010
The impact of modernization on operations could not be clearer than in this case of rescuing a sailor at sea. Not only did the new mission systems and C4ISR assets play a central role in allowing the USCG professionals to save this man’s life, it would have been unlikely that…
Posted in Con Ops, Featured Article

General Nicholson on Using the Ospreys in Afghanistan: “We have done tactical inserts”

Posted on March 8, 2010 | by Murielle Laird
03/08/2010
"If there's any perception or notion that we're babying or coddling the Ospreys, you need to come out here. We have done tactical inserts. In fact, when we went into Now Zad behind enemy lines at three in the morning, we used Ospreys, because they were the right platform for…
Posted in Con Ops

Is the “Cold War” with China Becoming Serious? Placing the Cyber Conflict in a Strategic Context

Posted on March 7, 2010 | by SysAdmin
03/07/2010
China appears to be escalating its growing confrontation with the U.S. over Washington's announcement of a $6.4 billion defense deal with Taiwan. Under a 1979 Act of the U.S. Congress, Washington is legally obliged to help Taiwan defend itself. The Chinese defense ministry has said that the recent deal will…
Posted in Cybersecurity

Cyberpoints Weekly: Writing Cyber defense into Title 10

Posted on March 7, 2010 | by SysAdmin
03/07/2010
The public debate is increasingly acknowledging that the military must have a distinct and essential role in cyberspace. This realization emphasizes that warfighting is distinct from other professional skill sets involved in cyberspace, namely law enforcement and intelligence.
Posted in Cybersecurity

Cyberpoints Two:Measuring the Effectiveness of Military Recruiting in Cyber Careers

Posted on March 3, 2010 | by SysAdmin
03/03/2010
A good way to think of the effectiveness of military recruiting messages and websites is to think as a Mom-Looking-to-Help-Her-Teens. That is, imagine a Mom, likely a single Mom, trying to sort out good opportunities for her son or daughter for a potential Cyber Career...
Posted in Cybersecurity

Why The Great Firewall of China is Crumbling? Tunneling The Great Escape!

Posted on March 1, 2010 | by SysAdmin
03/01/2010
Powerful social media sites like Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube remain blocked in China. China will have to concede defeat much sooner than it realizes in its war against the free access to global information.
Posted in Cybersecurity

Lieutenant General Dubik on the Iraq Challenge: “It was pretty daunting”

Posted on March 1, 2010 | by SysAdmin
03/01/2010
I had extensive conversations in the period of the counter-offensive with General Babaker, Chief of Staff of the Iraqi Forces, as well as the Defense and Interior Ministers with regard to how to build up their forces. This was a dialogue and a shaping effort to determine what would work.…
Posted in Con Ops, Featured Article
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