Second #MissileDialogueInitiative by @IISS_org and @AuswaertigesAmt was as good as one can get via Zoom. Lots of frank discussions. One of the interesting things: there are different perspectives on what is a bigger/more important challenge - land or sea/air systems.
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It is a challenge, and no definite answer: everyone has their own threat perceptions and priorities.
Here's an example:
A relies on land, B relies on air/sea;
B has better, faster, more precise flying and floating things; in greater numbers;
A starts to...
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Here's an example:
A relies on land, B relies on air/sea;
B has better, faster, more precise flying and floating things; in greater numbers;
A starts to...
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...increase all these characteristics for their rolling things+their survivability;
suddently B realizes that A can hit their flying and floating things and their infrastructure with their rollers, and gets nervous.
Now drop some defensive assets in the mix...
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suddently B realizes that A can hit their flying and floating things and their infrastructure with their rollers, and gets nervous.
Now drop some defensive assets in the mix...
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...and remember, that we are speaking about systems of systems. Both A and B undestand it. And they will get ready to hit the weak links in those systems, both offensive (enter 'left-of-launch') and defensive (hello, 'command centers').
Missiles are fun!
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Missiles are fun!
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