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Military trends and the future of warfare : the changing global environment and its implications for the U.S. Air Force / Forrest E. Morgan and Raphael S. Cohen

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  • Military trends and the future of warfare : the changing global environment and its implications for the U.S. Air Force / Forrest E. Morgan and Raphael S. Cohen
  • Peering into the crystal ball : holistically assessing the future of warfare
  • Future of warfare in 2030 : project overview and conclusions
  • Geopolitical trends and the future of warfare : the changing global environment and its implications for the U.S. Air Force
  • Global economic Trends and the future of warfare : the changing global environment and its implications for the U.S. Air Force
  • Environment, geography, and the future of warfare : the changing global environmentand its implications for the U.S. Air Force
  • Restraint and the future of warfare : the changing global environment and its implications for the U.S. Air Force
  • Santa Monica (Calif.) : Rand
  • C 2020
  • 1 vol. (XVIII-83 p.) : ill., graph., tabl. ; 23 cm
  • The Future of warfare
  • 1-977402-97-6
  • 978-1-977402-97-4
  • 9781977402974
  • The Future of warfare
  • 355.020 112
  • Consultable à l'adresse
  • Voir aussi RAND/RB-10073-AF, RAND/RR-2849/1-AF, RAND/RR-2849/2-AF, RAND/RR-2849/4-AF, RAND/RR-2849/5-AF, RAND/RR-2849/6-AF
  • Bibliogr. p. 71-83
  • Military Trends Trend 1: Decreasing U.S. Conventional Force Size Trend 2: Increasing Modernization and Professionalization of Near-Peer Forces Trend 3: The Development of Asymmetric Strategies by Second- Tier Powers Trend 4: Potential Adversaries' Increasing Use of "Gray Zone" Tactics Trend 5: A Weakening of the State's Monopoly on Violence Trend 6: AI as a Class of Potentially Disruptive Technologies Conclusion: Understanding the Eroding "Competitive Military Advantage
  • "This volume of the Future of Warfare series examines some of the most significant factors shaping military trends over the next ten to 15 years: changes in the size, quality, and character of military forces available to the United States and its potential adversaries. The report identifies six trends that will shape who and where the United States is most likely to fight in the future, how those wars will be conducted, and why they will occur. These trends are: decreasing U.S. conventional force size, increasing near-peer conventional modernization and professionalization, continuing development of asymmetric capabilities by second-tier powers, increasing adversary use of gray-zone tactics, continuing democratization of violence, and emerging artificial intelligence as a class of disruptive technologies." (4e de couverture)
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