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Introduction to the Resilient Basing Enhancement Workbook 2nd Edition
By Wg Cdr
Jez
Parkinson
By Lt Col
Frans
Van de Weerd
In order to better assess the current resilience level of Alliance members against a full range of threats, the JAPCC has published the Resilient Basing Enhancement Workbook in January 2023. This assessment takes a comprehensive [...]
Future Approaches to Red Air Delivery in NATO Air Forces in 5th Generation Fighter Training
By Lt Col
Rafael
Ichaso
Red Air is a significant part of the NATO fighters training. However, this function is increasingly tricky for NATO countries to carry out, especially individually, due to the associated costs and the lack of materiel [...]
National Military Space Operations Centres
Requirements on National Centres with Respect to NATO Needs
By Lt Col
Heiner
Grest
NATO does not have space-based resources of its own; however, the organization is heavily and increasingly dependent on space data, products and services to conduct military operations, missions and other activities, as well as executing [...]
A View from Above
Air Domain Focused Observations on the Ukraine Conflict
By Maj
Brian
Ladd
By Wg Cdr
Jez
Parkinson
By Col
Erik
Rab
By Lt Col
Marco
Sampimon
By Maj
Eelco
Tolsma
Although the conflict between Russia and Ukraine is still ongoing, with no prospect for termination of the hostilities in the foreseeable future, some initial observations can be made with respect to the air domain. These [...]
The Next ‘Small Step for Man’ in the Metaverse
Operating Between Virtual and Physical Worlds
By Maj
Fotios
Kanellos
On 28 October 2021, when Meta five years before the actual COVID-19 pandemic outbreak. ‘Over the next two to three years, virtual meetings will shift from the 2D camera image grid format to a 3D space [...]
Collective Defence in the Space Domain
Confining the Ultimate War in Threatened Space
By Maj
Arda
Ayan
By Maj
Brian
Ladd
Space is fundamental for contemporary national security missions. NATO perceived the significance of Space in military operations and for national security by formally designating Space to be an operational domain in December 2019. As the [...]
Defining the Swarm
Challenges in Developing NATO-Agreed Terminology Across All Domains
By Lt Col
Andre
Haider
By Lt Col
Andreas
Schmidt
In recent years, the terms ‘swarm’ and ‘swarming’ have been among the most prevalent buzzwords in the uncrewed This article aims to outline the challenges and provides food for thought when discussing a future definition [...]
Cluster Satellite Architectures
Micro Satellites Formation Flight
By Lt Col
Tuncay Yunus
Erkec
Satellites make outstanding contributions to the military, political, and economic power of states, especially in surveillance, reconnaissance, offensive, and defence missions. Besides their low-cost development and zero risk to human life, satellites also have the advantage [...]
The Role of Aircraft Carriers in a Contested Age
Retaining Primacy in the Maritime Domain
By Cdr
Andrea
Magi
As the Maritime domain is becoming an increasingly complex and contested environment, questions are raised as to how future operations at sea will be conducted and what capabilities will be needed. In this regard, the [...]
Close Air Support Command and Control
Digitally Enhanced CAS Operations
By Lt Col
Osman
Aksu
Today’s military operations are becoming more complicated with the increasing number and variety of options available to commanders at all levels. The expansion of military activity beyond the Air, Maritime, and Land domains to Space [...]
Human-Machine Interface: An Evolutionary Necessity
Developing Benchmarks for Future Driven Interface Designs
By Lt Col
Imre
Baldy
By Lt Col
Livio
Rossetti
Optimal pilot-aircraft interaction has always been considered a cornerstone for achieving effective operational performance while maintaining a high level of safety during a task or mission. As more and more complex flight tasks are carried [...]
Good News or Bad News?
Embryonic Development of Network Enabled Weapons
By Lt Col
Francesco
Esposito
By Mr
Adam
Jux
In the past few decades, the way we have understood conflict and war has seen a tremendous change. War had traditionally been understood as armed physical violence. Today, global security challenges are changing faster than [...]