All articles by Andrew Tunnicliffe

Multi-domain operations in the future battlespace

With armed conflict in Europe for the first time in more than two decades, heightened tensions on the China–India border…
Synthetic effect – does simulation offer a solution to readiness problem?

Knowing what’s going to happen before it does has long been an aspiration; it’s been the subject of blockbuster movies,…
Sweden, Finland and the balancing act of NATO expansion

“If our Western counterparts continue a clearly aggressive line, we will undertake proportionate military-technical countermeasures and will respond firmly to…
The next frontier of military communications

Emerging Technologies in Military Communication The global tactical military communications market, which comprises airborne, naval, man-portable, vehicular and stationary, is…
International collaboration on cyber warfare: an essential plan, but is it realistic?

“The internet is at risk. Malicious actors are clashing online, using digital products as weapons,” warned French President Emmanuel Macron…

British military bases abroad: what does the future hold?

British Mililtary Presence in Europe, Asia and the Middle East The world has witnessed an abundance of military posturing of…
Robotic warfare: training exercise breaches the future of conflict

Robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) are nothing new for many of the world’s militaries. But their use is growing, as…
Is synthetic the next generation of military training?

‘Si vis pacem, para bellum’, the Latin phrase adopted by many serving in the armed forces throughout history, including famously…
Predicting cyberattacks: the need for new cyber security tools

You’d be forgiven for thinking that every time you turn on the radio or TV, pick up a newspaper or…
Live-fire ranges: take aim, fire, now clean up

Published at the end of 2017, a report into the risk of toxic contamination from old military sites in the…

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