Author Archives: Daniel Gouré, Ph.D.
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As DoD Continues To Send Equipment to Ukraine, It Needs To Buy Back Better At Home (From RealClearDefense)
October 8, 2022- Daniel Gouré, Ph.D. The U.S. military assistance effort for Ukraine is one of the largest and most rapid transfers of weapons from this country to another since the end of World War II. It includes tens of thousands of anti-aircraft and anti-armor munitions, [Read More...] -
4 Lessons The U.S. Army Should Have Already Learned From Ukraine (From 1945)
October 7, 2022- Daniel Gouré, Ph.D. The conflict in Ukraine has only been waged for seven months and the situation is still in flux. As as the largest high-intensity conflict in Europe in more than three-quarters of a century, the war in Ukraine is providing an [Read More...] -
If Putin Nukes Ukraine, Russia Could Win The War (From The National Interest)
October 2, 2022- Daniel Gouré, Ph.D. Having failed in his initial effort to achieve a coup de main against Ukraine and his subsequent campaign to occupy territory in the east and south of that country, Russian president Vladimir Putin has figured out a way of winning [Read More...] -
The Army Needs To Extend Active Protection To Bradley Fighting Vehicles (From 1945)
September 25, 2022- Daniel Gouré, Ph.D. The Russian invasion of Ukraine shows that the world is not finished with industrial-age warfare. It also underscores the critical role of heavy armor in at least some future high-end conflicts. The large losses in armored fighting vehicles suffered by [Read More...] -
The New War In The Air Littorals: Implications For Future Integrated Air And Missile Defenses (From 1945)
September 19, 2022- Daniel Gouré, Ph.D. The Russia-Ukraine conflict has caused many defense experts and military leaders to posit the existence of a new “mini-domain:” the air littorals. This is the region from the ground to approximately 1,000 ft. As the current conflict demonstrates, this new [Read More...] -
The U.S. Needs To Harness Big Tech To Compete With China (From The National Interest)
September 14, 2022- Daniel Gouré, Ph.D. The People’s Republic of China (PRC) is the democratic world’s most significant strategic challenge and the United States’ pacing military competitor. Beijing has achieved this status primarily because of its growing economic power and enormous technological progress over the past [Read More...] -
Implementing Comply-To-Connect Is Critical To DoD’s Drive To Zero Trust Cybersecurity (From 1945)
September 12, 2022- Daniel Gouré, Ph.D. The size and complexity of both private and public networks – and the number of devices on them – are growing at a rapid pace. It is apparent to all that the old way of providing security for Department of [Read More...] -
Are The Wheels Coming Off The JADC2 Bus? (From RealClearDefense)
September 6, 2022- Daniel Gouré, Ph.D. The Joint All Domain Command and Control (JADC2) framework is intended to support a new way of warfare by exploiting the vast amounts of information available to warfighters on the future battlefield. This will allow elements of the Joint Force [Read More...] -
It Only Gets Better: The F-35 Is Becoming More Lethal And Affordable (From The National Interest)
August 22, 2022- Daniel Gouré, Ph.D. The F-35 Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) is the world’s premier fifth-generation air platform. Its performance is unmatched by any existing fourth-generation aircraft as well as the so-called fifth-generation systems being deployed by Russia and China. After some significant teething pains [Read More...] -
The U.S. Navy Should Deploy The Medium Unmanned Surface Vessel Now (From 1945)
August 21, 2022- Daniel Gouré, Ph.D. The U.S. Navy has a vision for a future fleet that involves deploying as many as 150 unmanned platforms, both unmanned surface vehicles (USVs) and unmanned underwater vehicles (UUVs) of diverse sizes and weights. The technology for USVs is well-developed with several USVs, [Read More...]