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Modern War Institute

Tue, 13 Oct 2026

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Modern War Institute/18 AugArticle

An Explosive Problem: Energetics, Supply Chain Fragility, and US Military Readiness

The United States invests billions of dollars in advanced weapons. And yet it could still be unable to generate combat power at the rate a campaign requires—because of low-visibility frailties […]

Commentary & Analysis, morgan.bazilian, matt.isler
Modern War Institute/17 AugArticle

The Unmanned Fires Observer: The Army’s Drone-Age Doctrine Rewrite Is Skipping a Crucial Part

In the summer of 2023, during Ukraine’s southern counteroffensive, I watched two soldiers working under a camouflage net behind a battered school in Zaporizhzhia carry out in ninety seconds a […]

Commentary & Analysis, alexei.hoffman
Modern War Institute/14 AugArticle

Borrow What Works: The Case for Army Adoption of Ukraine’s Combat-Tested Horizontal Kill Web Architecture

Thirty live video feeds fill an operator’s Vezha dashboard. More are available, but these are the thirty selected for the current fight. The operator has filtered the larger pool by […]

Commentary & Analysis, james.l.andreasen
Modern War Institute/13 AugArticle

Drones Have Changed the Battlefield—They Have Not Solved the Command Problem

The battlefield in Ukraine is becoming increasingly transparent, increasingly lethal, and increasingly difficult to command. Unmanned aircraft systems watch movement far beyond the forward line. First-person-view drones turn fleeting observation […]

Commentary & Analysis, roger.mcdermott
Modern War Institute/13 AugArticle

Podcast: The Spear – EOD Technician in Training and Combat

In this episode, host Dr. Charlie Faint sits down with EOD officer Michael Villahermosa for a wide-ranging conversation about combat, leadership, professional growth, and service. Villahermosa traces his path from […]

The Spear, charles.faint
Modern War Institute/12 AugArticle

Digging Below the Death Zone: The Underground War in Ukraine

If you follow war in any way, you will see innumerable daily articles, podcasts, and news stories about the prevalence of drones in Ukraine. Pentagon budget requests reference it. So […]

Commentary & Analysis, john.spencer, drew.craig
Modern War Institute/12 AugArticle

The Commander’s Theory of People: Military Leaders and the Beliefs that Shape Them

Lord of the Flies premiered on television this year, a four-part BBC adaptation that aired in February and hit Netflix in May to reviews far kinder than anything the boys […]

Commentary & Analysis, ted.delicath
Modern War Institute/6 AugArticle

Deceive or Die: Revitalizing Military Deception for Large-Scale Combat Operations

The command tent of the 25th Infantry Division’s forward headquarters, buried beneath the dense, humid jungle canopy of a remote Pacific island, was a quiet hum of glowing blue screens […]

Commentary & Analysis, charlie.phelps
Modern War Institute/6 AugArticle

Five Questions for a General: Major General James Bartholomees

Welcome back to Five Questions for a General, a production of the Modern War Institute at West Point. This series features specially selected cadet hosts who are given an incredible professional development […]

Five Questions for a General, charles.faint
Modern War Institute/5 AugArticle

MWI Podcast: How Commanders Win Wars

In late 1776, George Washington was outnumbered more four to one by British forces and on the run from enemy pursuit. Comparatively disadvantaged by virtually every measure, he not only […]

MWI Podcast, john.amble
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