Category Archives: Future Military

Science and Technology Mega Brief

Posted on 13 June 2006 by dlhitzeman

Welcome to another Science and Technology Mega Brief. The Mega Brief is an extended version of the biweekly glance at interesting science and technology news and profiles on science and technology that is or will affect us all published once weekly in lieu of the normal biweekly post. See the post for this week’s topics. Continue reading →

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Science and Technology Special Report: Funding Technology Research and Development

Posted on 1 June 2006 by dlhitzeman

In the modern age of rising expenses and shrinking budgets, how any organization spends its money now determines the survival of that organization in the future. This adage is especially true with regard to how organizations spend money on research and development, as these expenditures often define the direction and organization will head for many years after such research and development is completed. Continue reading →

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Science and Technology Special Report: Training the Current Future Military

Posted on 16 May 2006 by dlhitzeman

In the 11 May 2006 post Science and Technology Special Report: How Technology Can Win the War on Terror, I made an argument for radical military transformation in an effort to remake the military to face current and future threats by embracing technological innovation as part of that transformation. This post continues that discussion. Continue reading →

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