“When I look at irregular warfare and its utility, for it to be effective ... it had to be much bigger than just a special operations activity," CSIS's Seth Jones told Breaking Defense.
Among "gray zone" threats in space are cyberattacks against space services, attacking commercial space capabilities during conflict, and conducting proximity operations to potentially coerce others, writes Dr. John J. Klein in this analysis.
Government can’t stop to update systems, so modernization has to happen without interruptions.
MoSAIC competition in Negev Desert will see next-level tech from digital room mapping to see-through-walls tech, some Israeli tech already combat-proven.
Using lessons from places like Niger, commandos are looking for drones to carry blood to injured troops, as well as small systems that can fly indoors, through tunnels, swarm, and operate when being jammed.