Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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10522388 | Space Policy | 2005 | 7 Pages |
Abstract
Although faced with the new global challenges of terrorism and peer competition, the USA has been slow to adapt its cold war forces, and newer 'warfighter' strategy to meet them. Cyberspace and outer space offer the means to do this, via 'responsive' microsatellites and low-cost launchers, and broadband internet information and education services. The US military leadership is, however, not well enough versed in these technologies, with senior personnel largely lacking a space or technical background and having little appetite for change. If the USA is successfully to meet current challenges, it must first create a leadership that is technologically capable and philosophically attuned to change.
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Authors
Simon P. Worden, Randall R. Correll,