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Other editions - View allCommon terms and phrasesability able Adantic alliance allied forces American architecture ARRC assets Atlantic RMA battlefield battlespace Bosnia C4ISR challenges CJTFs close the gap coalition combat command convergence cooperation defense and information defense industry defense systems deploy divergence effective enemy Euro Europe European allies European defense European forces European militaries fense firepower global interests goal ground forces important improve information technology industry information technology market integrated interoperability investment major ments military capabilities Mind the Gap missiles missions mobile National Defense University option peacekeeping peans Persian Gulf planning political power projection pre-RMA forces problem requirements RMA capabilities RMA forces RMA operations rogue role sensors share Soviet standoff strategic System of Systems target tasks threat tion transatlantic RMA U.S. and allied U.S. and European U.S. forces U.S. Grid U.S. military U.S. RMA U.S. steel U.S.-European United unmanned aerial vehicles users weapons WMD-armed Popular passagesPage x - at least 250,000 civilian employees are 12 Business Coalition for Fair Competition |House Military Readiness Subcommittee performing commercial-type activities that do not need to be performed by government personnel. Page 9 - States, as noted earlier, is poised to harness key information technologies — microelectronics, data networking, and software programming — to create a networked force, using weapons capable of pinpoint accuracy, launched from platforms beyond range of enemy weapons, utilizing the integrated data from all-seeing sensors, managed by intelligent command nodes. By distributing its forces, while still being able to concentrate fires, the US military is improving its mobility, speed, potency, and... Page 5 - The use of information technology is far more extensive in US forces than in European forces. The quality of US precision-guided munitions (PGMs) and C4ISR (command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance) has improved greatly since the Gulf War, whereas European forces still remain incapable even of the type operations that US forces conducted in 1991. Page 21 - Interests reflect the underlying vulnerabilities and opportunities of a society, and its economic vitality, relative to developments elsewhere in the world. In this sense, Europeans do have global interests — indeed, interests quite similar to those of the United States. Page 69 - Europeans have some excellent defense and information technologies;22 but overall they are lagging and will fall even further behind as US industry responds to the demands of the RMA. Page 21 - So the transatlantic disparity in strategic outlook is not really about interests: it is about whether and how to protect them. Page 5 - Thus, ironically, the more severe the threat to interests shared by the United States and Europe, the less likely that a true US -European coalition will respond. Page 10 - Yet, the allies invest far less than the United States in advanced military information systems, in research and development... References to this bookFrom Google ScholarThe Place of the French Arms Industry in its National System of ...Claude Serfati - 2000 - The Place of the Defense Industry in National Systems of Innovation Mortgaging Security for Economic Gain: US Arms Policy in an ...William W Keller, Janne E Nolan - 2001 - International Studies Perspectives Allies and ArmamentsEthan B Kapstein - 2002 - Survival European Journal of SocialAnthony King - European Journal of Social Theory References from web pagesMind the Gap Promoting a Transatlantic Revolution in Military Affairs. Mind the Gap : Promoting a Transatlantic Revolution in Military ... International Security Forum European security and the revolution ... Bridging the Gap tifoc NATO F by Dr. Antulio J. Echevarria II us Army War College REPORT DOCUMENTATION PAGE 1. Report Security Classification ... 02 Query - Index Le false promesse della Rivoluzione negli Affari Militari STREITKRÄFTEMODERNISIERUNG UND IHRE EFFEKTE AUF MILITÄRISCHE ... Een verkenning van militaire en veiligheidspolitieke trends in ... Bibliographic information
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