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NSA Releases Internal 1982 Lecture by Computing Pioneer Rear Admiral Grace Hopper
This video presentation dates back to a 1982 lecture at the NSA that was presented by Admiral Grace Hopper, who was considered an important computer pioneer and visionary in the national security realm. This lecture illustrates how much she understood the importance of computers, networks, and big data as well as what it would likely…
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Transforming Intelligence: From What, to What? – Dr. Mark M. Lowenthal – American Intelligence Journal (Vol 29, No 1, 2011)
This article by Dr. Lowenthal in 2011 looks at many of the ongoing challenges we continue to face regarding the evolution of the intelligence process that transitioned from…
Fulcrum Global Podcast Episode 7 – Artificial Intelligence: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
On this latest episode of the Fulcrum Global Podcast, Carl “C.J.” Unis returns with his colleague, Michael Maestas, to discuss artificial intelligence in the national security, defense,…
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Forging Wargamers: A Framework for Wargaming Education – Multiple Authors ; Edited by Sebastian J. Bae ; Published by U.S. Marine Corps
Forging Wargamers: A Framework for Wargaming Education Edited by Sebastian J. Bae Published: MCUP ; Marine Corps University Press ; Quantico, Virginia…
The Multi-Polar Role of Russia’s Primakov Doctrine and the Certainty of a Chinese-Russian Strategic Alliance
By Sam Kessler – Chief and Managing Editor ; SDSS President The new international system is one that has been built on trends,…
China and Iran: In the Thralls of the Next Revolution? – SITREP #1
By Dr. Mark Kass, Ph.D. – Chief, Pacific Rim Desk – SITREP Both China and Iran have been experiencing serious unrest that…
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