Read the NEW TRADOC G2 Newsletter December 2020
TRADOC G-2 produces a training tool called the Worldwide Equipment Guide (WEG). The WEG exists to support opposing force (OPFOR) portrayals in training events (constructive, virtual, live, and gaming). As…
Editor’s Note: Mad Scientist is pleased to announce our latest episode of “The Convergence” podcast, featuring Mr. Doowan Lee, discussing disinformation, changes over time in approaches to information warfare, and revisionism…
https://vimeo.com/468677912 From US Army TRADOCAs part of our ongoing leader professional development series, leaders from throughout the TRADOC enterprise are fielding questions that were asked over social media. In this…
Today's Mad Scientist Laboratory blog post captures the key insights,organized into a dozen themes, that we've gleaned from this past Spring andSummer's series of Weaponized Information Virtual Events. Following eachtheme,…
The September issue of OE Watch features 54 articles covering various security challenges from the foreign perspective from over 30 different countries and regions around the globe. It can be…
The August issue of OE Watch continues to feature foreign perspectives on the OE, particularly on how Russia and China are leveraging emerging technologies and foreign presence to exploit opportunities,…
This issue features 62 articles covering various security challenges including a Russian Perspective of Regional Security in the Arctic
TRADOC G2 has recently completed an unclassified assessment on the Arctic, "The Arctic Through 2035: An Overview Of The Operational Environment And Competitor Strategies For U.S. Army Training, Doctrine, And Capabilities Development." The Arctic is a unique region of growing strategic importance. The dynamic and extreme Arctic environment and advantageous positioning of competitors will pose significant challenges for U.S. Army components to overcome to ensure land dominance and successfully complete their missions in support of the Joint Force. This report provides an overview of the Arctic as an operational environment (OE) from the present through 2035, identifies OE implications for the U.S. Army in multi-domain operations (MDO) and across warfighting functions, and discusses competitor approaches to exploiting the Arctic.