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More than a Buzzword: Redefining Lethality for Modern War

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More than a Buzzword: Redefining Lethality for Modern War

The specter of large-scale combat operations dominates contemporary U.S. military professional discourse. A conflict against a peer or near-peer adversary like China or Russia will demand a profound s

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Publication timeSat, 16 May 2026 05:43:35 -0500
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The specter of large-scale combat operations dominates contemporary U.S. military professional discourse. A conflict against a peer or near-peer adversary like China or Russia will demand a profound shift in the U.S. Army’s focus Read Full Article »

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