Mr
Adam
Jux
Civilian Targeting Consultant
Mr Adam T. Jux is a retired Royal Air Force Officer who served in the Royal Australian Air Force and the Australian Army over his 27 years of military experience. He is a qualified targeteer and has worked in the discipline for the last 14 years, including on operations. He has instructed in targeting and collateral damage estimation and has mentored targeting at the Joint and Component levels. He has published a number of articles and contributed to white paper research regarding targeting in general and its interaction with intelligence and other disciplines. He is currently working as a civilian targeting consultant for NATO’s Joint Warfare Centre in Stavanger, Norway, under contract for Calian Europe AS.
Information provided is current as of February 2023
From the Author
Non-Lethal Measures of Effectiveness in Targeting
By Mr
Adam
Jux
‘Not everything that counts can be counted. Not everything that can be counted counts.’ William Bruce Cameron In a world of rapid technological advances, specialists in non-lethal warfare face a persistent challenge: measuring the intangible [...]
Targeting with Due Regard to Cultural Property
By Mr
Adam
Jux
By Prof.
Adrian
Parker
Damage and destruction of Cultural Property (CP) is a regrettable feature of warfare throughout history. The reasons range from the incidental, such as careless indifference, collateral damage coincident to legitimate acts, or lack of knowledge [...]
Good News or Bad News?
Embryonic Development of Network Enabled Weapons
By Lt Col
Francesco
Esposito
By Mr
Adam
Jux
In the past few decades, the way we have understood conflict and war has seen a tremendous change. War had traditionally been understood as armed physical violence. Today, global security challenges are changing faster than [...]
NATO ISTAR
Establishing a NATO-owned Intelligence, Surveillance, Target Acquisition, and Reconnaissance Capability
By Lt Col
Andre
Haider
By Mr
Adam
Jux
By Maj
Giuseppe
Valentino
By Lt Col
Tim
Vasen DipEng, MSc
By Lt Col
Jürgen
Welsch
By Maj
Andreas
Wurster
Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) capabilities of a coalition, such as NATO, have always played a key role in the success of operations. Although often this is considered an invisible job, the data collection and [...]
NATO Training and Benefits of a Multi-Domain Approach to Targeting
By Mr
Adam
Jux
Since the early 2000’s the western world, and particularly NATO, has been progressively scrutinized in their ability to conduct offensive operations. Targeting (the method by which we conduct offensive operations) has been developed and refined [...]
