ASP-IAB: L4-21/22

This sixth edition of The Air Power Manual consolidates lessons into the existing body of knowledge of air power. It also elaborates on the national security context in which Australian air power is generated, employed and sustained, recognising that as airmen we need to develop a deep and sophisticated understanding of the context in which we operate, the purposes for which air power is employed, and the many factors that shape air power within the Australian Defence Force.

It is possible autonomous weapons platforms will replace the need for Soldiers to be physically present in future conflicts. The U.S. must prepare for tomorrow’s battlefields by advancing doctrine and the study of math, physics, science, and artificial intelligence (AI) in order to retain its competitive edge.

157 Page document from the The United States Army War College.