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Drone Drills
How to Prepare for a Drone Incident
By Lt Col
Andre
Haider
Well-established emergency procedures are vital for swift and efficient crisis management across military, civil, and public sectors. These protocols encompass first aid, fire, and bomb threat calls, aiming to save lives, prevent harm, and minimize [...]
Annual Report 2023
This edition of the Annual Report provides a comprehensive overview of the significant developments, projects, and research accomplished by the JAPCC in 2023. It also offers a glimpse into the exciting work we have planned [...]
Journal Edition 36
We are excited to unveil the new and improved JAPCC Journal, offering a transformative reading experience with captivating articles. To begin, it is crucial to highlight that the enduring conflict between tyranny and liberty remains [...]
The Challenge of Symbiosis
Synchronizing Kinetic and Non-Kinetic Ops
By Maj
Charilaos
Nikou
By Sqn Ldr
David
Tucker
The landscape of modern warfare has undergone significant transformations in recent years, becoming far more complex and multifaceted. The parameters of this new era of warfare have broadened beyond the traditional military-focused model, encompassing a [...]
Electronic Warfare in Ukraine
Preliminary Lessons for NATO Air Power Capability Development
By Mr
Duncan
McCrory
The Russian Federation has invested heavily in Cyber and Electronic Warfare (EW) since the 2008 military reforms as an asymmetric response to NATO military capabilities that depend on sophisticated electronic systems. However, Russia has not fully [...]
The Heart of Decision Superiority
Evolve or Lose – Why Your Next War May Be Won or Lost in Seconds
By Col (ret.)
Anthony
Bellione
‘The question is not whether NATO will need to evolve and develop its C4ISR capabilities but whether it can do so in time to meet the gathering threats to the Alliance.’ General James Cartwright, Former [...]
Agile Combat Employment
The Next Big Thing for NATO Air Power
By Lt Col
Isaiah
Oppelaar
The concept of Agile Combat Employment (ACE) may not be entirely new nor radical, but the complexities of modern warfare necessitate a number of modifications resulting in a more nuanced and innovative approach. Defined by [...]
Towards Intelligent Flight Simulator Training
By Prof.
Murat Perit
Çakır
By Col
Gökhan
GĂ¼rakar
Recent developments in neurophysiological sensor technologies have enabled the development of wearable and portable devices, leading to new research areas such as neuroergonomics. Such pBCI systems have the potential to enable the development of personalized training [...]
Fifth-Generation Intelligence Considerations
Cannot Be Afterthoughts
By Maj
Joy
Lomheim
To unleash the full reconnaissance capabilities of fifth (and future) generation platforms, we need to prioritize and enable their potential for Non-Traditional Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance (NTISR), wherein non-ISR (albeit ISR-capable) platforms are tasked with [...]
NATO Rapid Air Mobility
Bringing the ‘Rapid’ into NATO Air Transport
By Maj
Massimo
Di Milia
‘Obtaining additional air transport mobility – and obtaining it now – will better assure the ability of our conventional forces to respond, with discrimination and speed, to any problem at any spot on the globe [...]
Hypersonic Weapons on the Front Line
Deterrent or Detractor?
By Cdr
Aaron
Shiffer
Some regard hypersonic weapons as a niche capability that offers a new first-strike capability for a small set of high-value targets, while others argue they have little real impact beyond strategic messaging of national prestige [...]
The Italian Navy Carrier Strike Group
Vanguard for the Nation
By VAdm
Aurelio
De Carolis
‘The Italian Navy Fleet is undergoing a thorough process of preparation and training to guarantee the readiness of its forces and to ensure the maritime defence and security of our country, protecting national interests and [...]