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NEWS: Integrated Deterrence Is Key to Meeting Challenge of Future Conflicts, @GenCQBrownJr Says
The most fundamental element of deterrence is "positive perception." To achieve this, you need to show that you support people and civilians who are forced to commit crimes against terrorist activities or anarchy in your own country or in another country. QAl
David Yu
2mo
What happened to US military superiority? For without, US Dollar can't be protected. We all love peace but it's also very important to flex our muscles every now and then. 🇺🇸
Danny B.
2mo
😎 buz words…. Buzzz words ….. buzzzzzz words. Communicate with all parties BEFORE you press the red button on the wrong target! But DO press the red button eventually. 😁 I wear The Ring… ‘71
I would like to like to know about future conflicts
Mina Hafzalla
2mo
Disrupt and accelerate!
Associate at China Aerospace Studies Institute
2moIn the undefined generic sense, integrated deterrence always exists and always existed. It is the only real form of deterrence. Nuclear deterrence is not known to have ever changed a decision to act in any crisis known to history. Deterrence is also not always the only factor that matters. Even when the Soviet General Staff (wrongly) believed a NATO exercise had launched a "decapitation attack" on Moscow (something that WAS part of US doctrine at that time), the Soviet head of state did not find it credible we would launch such an attack absent a crisis - so he refused to authorize the general "counterattack" that staff had recommended.