Home / Tags
The First Gulf War put American technological advantage on display against an adversary with no means to respond. Media images released throughout the campaign paid tribute to smart bombs, long-range rockets, and vastly improved ground, air and sea-based systems. America’s technological abilities were awe-inspiring. A quarter-century later, the United States continues to seek technological superiority.
“…the first shots of the next actual war will likely be fired in cyberspace and likely with devastating effect.” ~Gen. Mark A. Milley, Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army The United States is in the midst of the most resounding policy shift on cyber conflict, one with profound implications for national security and the
WASHINGTON ― As China and Russia threaten to overtake the U.S. with new technologies, development of hypersonic capabilities is the “highest technical priority” for Michael Griffin, the Pentagon’s new undersecretary of defense for research and engineering. “I’m sorry for everybody out there who champion some other high priority, some technical thing; it’s not that I