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We're facing an inflection point where technology is fundamentally changing warfare. We must rethink how we arm, train, and equip our Soldiers to face these new challenges. The real risk lies in clinging to the status quo. #FutureOfWarfare #ArmyModernization #NationalSecurity #Innovation #Testimony

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Conner Krachenfels1 year ago

@USArmy Stronger then ever! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

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Philip A Facquet III1 year ago

@USArmy Slaughter Bots - old short film 🎥-

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Chris Shriver 🇺🇸1 year ago

@USArmy Hopes for the future generally necessitate acknowledgement of present realities. At one point, the Army knew exactly how to recruit soldiers. It forgot how over the course of the past decade, adopting the corporate-approved status quo instead. Boy, what a colossal fuck up.

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NovaCain1 year ago

@USArmy 👍👍

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MikeNM1 year ago

@USArmy Should we rethink our acquisitions process with the understanding that in a fast moving environment, drastically driving up costs to optimize under old paradigms is an obstacle to success?

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Danette1 year ago

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El Ganso Tonto 🐉1 year ago

@USArmy 🇺🇸

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Tweeter1 year ago

@USArmy Edge of criticality maybe a balance between complexity and efficiency. Simulations make good measurements, but overall the math, the optimal point is vastly likely to exist in higher complexity, but to find it gets way more expensive, edge of criticality maybe the sweet spot.

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Jack Sarfatti1 year ago

@USArmy

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