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Redesigning NATO’s Targeting Enterprise for Peer Conflict
Digitizing the Kill Chain at the Tactical Edge
By AVM (ret.)
Mike
Hart
NATO’s targeting enterprise is not fit for purpose. As a legacy of two decades of counterinsurgency (COIN), counterterrorism (CT), and wars against weak nation states, the Alliance lacks the targeting capability required to meet the [...]
Wargaming in Future Force Design
Unlocking Operational Art in the Process
By Mr
Antoine
de Reus
By Lt Col
Gwendolyn
Kamp-Bakx
During World War II, members of the Women’s Royal Naval Service (Wrens) developed a remarkably effective wargame to counter German U-boats. This simple yet powerful exercise led to new tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) and dramatically [...]
Train, Adapt, Repeat
How AI is Reinventing Air Control Instruction
By Mr
Bernd
Velling
Competent air controllers are essential for effective air power, especially as global security deteriorates and air battle management becomes more complex. However, the training process has several challenges, both in training structure and personnel management. Modern [...]
Forging Adaptive Leaders for NATO’s Space Frontier
By Cpt
Maria
Soto
Following NATO’s 2019 declaration of space as an operational domain, many Allies have advanced their national military space programmes and integrated these capabilities into their Alliance contributions. Space differs significantly from terrestrial domains, which have [...]
Bridging the Gap
Civil-Military Cyber Cooperation After the NATO Summit in The Hague
By Ms
Pauline
Malek, LL.M.
By Dr
Stefan
Nelwan
On the 24 With NATO and member states recognizing cyberspace as a warfighting domain, discussions about cyber in this context have increased within the armed forces. This includes the discussion on the impact for civil-military cyber [...]
An Operator’s View on the Hypersonic Threat
Challenges and Imperatives for NATO
By Col
Kevin
Anderson
By Lt Col
Alfons
Van Wuytswinkel
“The responsiveness, manoeuvrability, and survivability of hypersonic weapons is unmatched by traditional strike capabilities for precision targeting, especially in anti-access/area denial (A2/AD) environments.” This stark assessment by Lieutenant General Robert A. Rasch, the US Army’s [...]
Beyond the Hype
Assessing Russian Airborne EW Shortcomings in the Ukraine Conflict
By Lt Col
Athanasios
Sdrakas
Author’s note: This is a non-classified article, and as such, some technical details and conclusions are omitted. NATO members are encouraged to reference JAPCC’s secure website for a more complete analysis. Throughout the Russo-Ukrainian conflict, [...]
Integrating the Blue and Green Domains
Evolving NATO Air-Land Integration for Multi-Domain Operations
By Lt Col
Erhan
Güleç
By Maj
Shawn
Kelley
Military operations over the past century have witnessed a profound transformation, evolving from clashes dominated by single components to intricately synchronized joint and multi-domain endeavours. Within this evolution, the effective integration of air and land [...]
No One Left Behind: Rebuilding NATO’s Rescue Mission
Why Revitalizing Joint Personnel Recovery Is Mission-Critical for the Alliance
By Maj
Brennan
Gallagher
In Operation Allied Force, a moment of high-stakes survival unfolded that would shape NATO’s perspective of joint personnel recovery (JPR). On 2 May 1999, then-Lieutenant Colonel David Goldfein was flying his F-16 over hostile territory [...]
Global Combat Air Programme
Mutual Defence Going Global
By Col
Maurizio
De Guida
By Col
Taro
Murao
By Grp Cpt
Bill
Sanders
The world is navigating a moment in history where geopolitical context has brought the return of nation-state level conflict, previously considered unthinkable by many. It reminds us that security should not be taken for granted [...]
Evolving C2 for Decisive Air Power
By Brig Gen
Mehmet
Serkan DAN
NATO’s ability to achieve decisive air effects hinges on command and control (C2) agility, yet contemporary threats increasingly challenge traditional C2 paradigms. While air superiority remains the cornerstone of success in modern conflict, sophisticated adversaries [...]
