March/April
Network Warfare
New military technologies require new organizations.
By John Arquilla
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| Credit: Harry Campbell |
For decades, the U.S. military has been working to move information ever more swiftly from "sensor to shooter." The more quickly targeting data is relayed, it is thought, the more likely our weapons are to hit the enemy. Making this process smoother and faster has been a fundamental aim of the advocates of "network-centric warfare," a concept many consider crucial to the "revolution in military affairs."
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