Decision-Making To Muscle Aside Weapons
Credit: USAF SENIOR AIRMAN SARAH E. SHAW
The most crucial elements for fighting a war in the first decades of the 21st century will not be directed-energy weapons or computer network attack, promising as they may be, nor will it be the accuracy of bombs or the range of new sensors. What will drive Air Force investments and research, says...
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