All BruteTalks in order
BruteTalk #1 – Marine Millionaire
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BruteTalk #5 – “Wargaming Fleet Problems with Off-the-Shelf Games”
Exploring the possibility to assist in answering fleet problems with commercial games like Command: Modern Air and Naval …
BruteTalk #7 – “Supporting LOCE with the LCG”
BruteTalk #8 – “Subterranean Operations”
BruteTalk #9 – “Mosaic Naval Force Operating Concept (MNOC)”BruteTalk#10 – “Dragon Slayer Teams”
Developed by Maj Bradley Young as part of the School of Advanced Warfighting Future War Research Project, he advocates the use of Dragon Slayer Teams which leverage distributed forces, platform variety, and forward positioning with magazine depth to improve survivability and joint interoperability.
BruteTalk #11 – “A New Approach to Air Superiority”
BruteTalk #12 – “A Siri Enabled Targeting Process”
Developed by Maj Jody Cooley as part of the School of Advanced Warfighting Future War Research Project, he states, “precision fires require precision intelligence, hence a shared understanding of the targeting cycle ensures the joint force is able to accurately perceive the environment to rapidly make appropriate decisions.”
BruteTalk #13 – “Civil-Military Relations in the Age of Autonomous Weapons”
Developed by LtCol Stephen Boada as part of the School of Advanced Warfighting Future War Research Project, he explores how a Permissive Action Link (PAL) architecture provides both civilian and military leadership elements of control over the use of future strategic weapons.
BruteTalk #14 – “Deterrence by Dispersion: Advanced Naval Bases in the Pacific”
BruteTalk #15 – “The Fait Accompli and A2/AD Dilemma in Northern Europe”
BruteTalk #15 – “The Fait Accompli and A2/AD Dilemma in Northern Europe: A New NATO Operating Concept to Counter Russia” was developed by LtCol Joern Qviller (Norwegian Army) as part of the School of Advanced Warfighting Future War Research Project. He posits that the current NATO operating concept is predictable and stagnate, that Russian vulnerabilities must be exploited through a multi-domain, whole-of-nation approach prepared for a protracted conflict.
Inspired by its namesake, the Brute Krulak Center for Innovation and Creativity (BKCIC) enables an interdisciplinary approach to complex problem solving, fosters an environment that enhances our collective warfighting capability, and facilitates and encourages novel solutions to current and future warfighting challenges in order to expand the Corps’ competitive edge and improve our warfighting effectiveness. You can read about them directly HERE.
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