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To Prevent Cyber Snooping, the U.S. Navy Is Relying on WWII-Era Communications

The U.S. Navy, anticipating a future when a high-tech enemy could read its electronic communications, is going back to a hack-proof means of sending messages between ships: bean bags. Weighted bags with messages inside are passed among ships at sea by helicopters. In a future conflict with a tech-savvy opponent, the U.S. military could discover

Light Wars: Space-Based Lasers Among Beijingโ€™s Hi-Tech Arms

Arsenal including electromagnetic railguns and microwave weapons aims to neutralize web of satellites that give US its main strategic edge. Chinaโ€™s military is developing powerful lasers, electromagnetic railguns and high-power microwave weapons for use in a future โ€œlight warโ€ involving space-based attacks on satellites. Beijingโ€™s push to produce so-called directed-energy weapons aims to neutralize Americaโ€™s

How Can Cyber Contribute to Multi-Domain Battle?

The military is beginning to organize around a principle of multi-domain battle โ€” the notion that effects, planning and operations will converge seamlessly among the five domains of warfare: land, sea, air, space and cyber. Rather than thinking about war from a domain-centric perspective, future battles will be fought with a combination of effects. The