Posted on Sep 19, 2022
Wormuth: Here are the 6 areas the Army must be prepared for in 2030 - Breaking Defense
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As the US Army prepares to fight on the battlefield of 2030, Secretary of the Army Christine Wormuth is making public six key areas the Army must be prepared for as it anticipates “transparent” battlefield, where “Army forces are going to be under constant observation, and what can be seen can be targeted.” Speaking at the Maneuver Warfighter Conference at Fort Benning, Ga. on Tuesday, Wormuth described a fighting force that must be more lethal, mobile, and protected in order to successfully fight against near-peer threats like China or Russia, as the service moves forward with its modernization strategy.
Wormuth: Here are the 6 areas the Army must be prepared for in 2030 - Breaking Defense
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The Ukraine-Russia war demonstrates this modernization reality --> Drones and information superiority are at the top of the list
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The Army should still keep it's intergrated forces in place Armor matched up with Infantry, let the Artillery do their job from their vantage points Lt Col Charlie Brown
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We are now post Afghanistan. Just like the years post Vietnam.
We have no Allie's that trust us as before.
No Intel other than spot observations. / Satellite visuals/ and possible drones.
We are basically blind for all intents and purposes.
The Russians/ Chinese have hypersonic missile capability. We can't even protect our interests.World wide.
We have no Allie's that trust us as before.
No Intel other than spot observations. / Satellite visuals/ and possible drones.
We are basically blind for all intents and purposes.
The Russians/ Chinese have hypersonic missile capability. We can't even protect our interests.World wide.
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LTC Thomas Tennant
The American way of war has always been cyclical. We do it to ourselves every time. The post Vietnam RIFs decimated much of our experienced ground leadership and did nothing in terms of true readiness. Our political leadership historically has little in the ways of consistent strategic planning and policy. Add to the fact most of our NATO allies do not really trust us because of Biden's "leading from behind" in the Ukraine and we are in for the rough ride over the next 3 to 5 years. What scares me is the openness of our southern boarder, and the possibility of another 9/11.
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