Warfare

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Technical Paper | December 2020 Russia’s Nonlethal Weapons Concept Nonlethal weapons offer commanders’ new options and ways to handle crises, providing flexible responses to situations and reducing the chances of serious injury among noncombatants. They are an asymmetric approach to conflict.
Technical Paper | October 2020 Russian Military Art and Advanced Weaponry Russian military art is the development of recommendations for the application of military and nonmilitary actions. Russian forces are developing new applications of electronic warfare to disorganize command and control systems.
Technical Paper | June 2020 Russian Lessons Learned in Syria Russia’s military prowess has been rejuvenated, as new weaponry has been tested and new responses developed for 21st century warfare techniques. Nonstandard ways of thinking and new means of military art are now the norm.
Technical Paper | December 2019 A New Battle Command Architecture for Multi-Domain Operations Joint, All-Domain Command and Control is needed for success in conflict with peer adversaries. This paper describes challenges that have slowed fielding of new capability in this area and an approach to enable the next generation of command and control.
Technical Paper | January 2019 MITRE Statement to the Defense Innovation Board’s Project on AI Principles Artificial intelligence will enable the Joint Force to fight and win future wars, but the Department of Defense has struggled to field relevant capabilities with this technology. But from an ethical perspective, AI is like technologies previously used.
Technical Paper | March 2019 Testimony of Dr. William LaPlante Before the Cybersecurity Subcommittee of the Senate Armed Services Committee MITRE Senior Vice President Dr. Bill LaPlante addresses the Subcommittee on Cybersecurity of The Senate Armed Services Committee to testify on matters relating to the cybersecurity of America’s defense industrial base.
Technical Paper | March 2019 The MITRE Perspective on Rapid Acquisition Addressing AFCEA Boston New Horizons 2019, MITRE Vice President of Air Force Portfolios Sarah MacConduibh discusses the MITRE perspective on rapid acquisition and accelerating the delivery of advanced capabilities to the warfighter.
Technical Paper | June 2012 Voluntary Consensus Standards for Chemical Detectors In the event of a toxic chemical release, either through an act of terrorism, industrial accident, or natural disaster, effective incident management requires accurate real-time chemical analysis of the materials in question.
Project Story | June 2010 MITRE's Mission Planning Warehouse: Collaborative Development, Collaborative View Planning military operations in theater is more complex than ever, in part because of the mass amounts of intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance data.

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