Antiques road show: The real state of the U.S. military

Thomas G. Mahnken, Roger Zakheim, The Atlantic (USA)
The wars of the future may depend not so much on the kinds of things you can put on parade, but on new technologies that reimagine warfare. Adversaries have invested in blunting America’s ability to project military power abroad, including by striking critical bases of operations, disabling information networks, and interfering with communication, navigation, and imagery satellites that support military operations.