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Freedom of Manoeuvre in Cyberspace
By Lt Col
Eric
Jodoin
By Maj
Fotios
Kanellos
NATO defines manoeuvre as ‘Employment of forces on the battlefield through movement in combination with fire, or fire potential, to achieve a position of advantage in respect to the enemy to accomplish the mission’. But [...]
Enhancing NATO Air and Space Power in an Age of Global Competition
A Review of the JAPCC’s Joint Air and Space Power Conference 2022
By Col
Thomas
Schroll
‘Our world is contested and unpredictable’. ‘Pervasive instability’ and ‘strategic competition define our broader security environment’. The challenges and ‘threats we face are global and interconnected’. Overall, ‘the Euro-Atlantic area is not at Peace’. This [...]
Targeting with Due Regard to Cultural Property
By Mr
Adam
Jux
By Prof.
Adrian
Parker
Damage and destruction of Cultural Property (CP) is a regrettable feature of warfare throughout history. The reasons range from the incidental, such as careless indifference, collateral damage coincident to legitimate acts, or lack of knowledge [...]
Insights from the Ukrainian Cyber Battlefield
Is the Private Sector a Game Changer?
By Lt Col
Antonios
Chochtoulas
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on 24 February shocked the entire world and created the most significant security crisis in Europe since the Second World War. Along with traditional kinetic warfare, Russia has conducted large-scale cyber [...]
The Impact of Commercial Space in Times of Conflict
From a Fortuitous Boost to a Potential Solution
By Maj
Arda
Ayan
By Maj
Brian
Ladd
In today’s connected world, communication and information offered by and through Space capabilities impact people’s everyday lives. Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine has highlighted what may happen if existing networks are denied. The harsh [...]
Russian Air Force’s Performance in Ukraine
Air Operations: The Fall of a Myth
By Lt Col
Rafael
Ichaso
On 24 February 2022, the world witnessed outrage over Russian missiles attacking multiple targets in Ukraine, waves of helicopters at very low altitudes in what appeared to be aerial assaults on various airports, and reports [...]
Quantum Technology for Defence
What to Expect for the Air and Space Domains
By Lt Col
Denis
Dúbravčík
By Dr
Michal
Krelina
Quantum Technology (QT) has its foundation in quantum mechanics, a discipline more than one hundred years old. The first applications of quantum mechanics, known as Quantum Revolution 1.0, include nuclear fission, lasers, semiconductors, etc., where [...]
NATO IAMD Education and Training
Back to the New Normal
By Lt Col
Berry
Pronk
Russia’s air and missile attacks on Ukraine underscored the importance of Integrated Air and Missile Defence (IAMD) and, more specifically, Surface-Based Air and Missile Defence (SBAMD) as an essential part of NATO’s Defensive Counter-Air (DCA) [...]
NATO’s Multinational MRTT Unit
An Update and Case Study for Future Defence Cooperation
By Lt Col
Isaiah
Oppelaar
In the 32 Since publishing, a number of developments within NATO’s Air-to-Air Refuelling (AAR) mission set warrants revisiting this topic. This article will provide a brief review of the formation of the MMU, update on the [...]
Air Power in the Russian-Ukrainian War: Myths and Lessons Learned
View from the Command Post
By Col
Artem
Antonov
By Lt Gen
Mykola
Oleshchuk
By Lt Gen
Viacheslav
Shamko
Editor’s note: The JAPCC is presenting this article as a personal account from the Ukraine Air Chief and staff in their own words to further the public discourse on the war in Ukraine. The views [...]
Shaping Tomorrow’s Air Force
Many Challenges and Even More Opportunities!
By Maj Gen
Thierry
Dupont
The geopolitical landscape is unprecedented and scattered more than ever. Facing emerging powers possessing state-of-the-art technologies becomes a day-to-day reality. Threats to our safety and global security evolve continuously. Crude actions and the aggressive rhetoric [...]
