I fully support the idea of clogging the battlespace with information as a viable counter stroke. One of the options is to make your important assets look like the rest of the group. As an example, a container carrying Missiles or Class 1 should all look the same. Love the acoustic idea, and the same could be done by simulating different assets or installations in many different specters. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for the kind words and thoughtful assessment, Kenneth!
We used to have a saying in the US Army that "camouflage is continuous." Or to channel our inner Sun Tzu "'All warfare is based on deception.' When able to attack the general must seem unable; when using his forces, he should appear inactive." I think what you're describing is an extension of those ideas! Making the important things blend in with the rest of the group is modern camouflage!
I'd love to know what your army is working on to countersurveillance and blend-in (not here, though, of course!).
Great article!
I fully support the idea of clogging the battlespace with information as a viable counter stroke. One of the options is to make your important assets look like the rest of the group. As an example, a container carrying Missiles or Class 1 should all look the same. Love the acoustic idea, and the same could be done by simulating different assets or installations in many different specters. Keep up the good work!
Kenneth
Thanks for the kind words and thoughtful assessment, Kenneth!
We used to have a saying in the US Army that "camouflage is continuous." Or to channel our inner Sun Tzu "'All warfare is based on deception.' When able to attack the general must seem unable; when using his forces, he should appear inactive." I think what you're describing is an extension of those ideas! Making the important things blend in with the rest of the group is modern camouflage!
I'd love to know what your army is working on to countersurveillance and blend-in (not here, though, of course!).