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Contested Logistics: Where AI Forecasting Actually Bites
Transcom's commander calls predictable logistics a self-induced vulnerability. Predictive tools can randomize and heal a supply chain, but only to the quality of the data feeding them.
A Torpedo From an Uncrewed Submarine Is Not Yet a Capability
A UK uncrewed submersible launched a U.S. Mk 48 torpedo in September. The test proves interchangeability of a weapon, not the existence of an uncrewed attack squadron.
Who Commands the Drone Wingman?
The Navy's CAMP demonstration showed a human mission plan reaching an autonomous aircraft intact. The harder question is who holds authority once the aircraft is airborne and the plan no longer fits.
Sustaining the Uncrewed Fleet: Why a Robot Ship Still Needs a Fuel Stop
The Navy proved it can refuel an unmanned surface vessel from a destroyer at sea. That solves one link in a support chain that still runs on people, shore infrastructure and scheduling discipline.
What the Navy Counts When Eight Sailors Break
Eight suicide attempts inside a single carrier strike group deployment raises a narrower question than the incident itself: what the Navy's readiness accounting actually measures about the people who run the ships.
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