On January 7, Forward Defense nonresident senior fellow Tate Nurkin was interviewed on the Armada International Electronic Warfare podcast. In the episode titled “You say you want a revolution?”, Nurkin explains his latest report on “The Five Revolutions” and the implications of defense innovation for the electronic warfare sector.
Having some agreement around how [emerging technologies] are supposed to be used, I think, can be very very helpful in countering the less-forward applications of these technologies.
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