From Armenia and Azerbaijan, what can Australia learn?

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From Armenia and Azerbaijan, what can Australian learn?

The nature of warfare is dynamic. It endlessly renews itself to overcome the challenges presented by different terrains, enemies, situations, ideologies and technologies. Let’s focus on just one o

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The nature of warfare is dynamic. It endlessly renews itself to overcome the challenges presented by different terrains, enemies, situations, ideologies and technologies.

Let’s focus on just one of these key areas: technological change. Put simply, the rate of technological change in the 21st century has created dozens of new axes of warfare, many of which are insurmountable by conventional fighting forces.

Barring the cyber and information spheres, there few examples of where technology counts more than in the air. Nowadays, air-fighting is on the brink of a once in a lifetime strategic and technological transformation due to the symbiosis of manned and unmanned aerial vehicles, including suicide craft. Read more

 

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Honestly Australia's military was so focused on fighting the war on terror that we forgot to adapt to a changing world.

Also being dependant on the usa is not good news. Not to mention for decades we did not put military spending up either cut it or kept it the same for years.

Until now we realised that world has changed and you know we now have China at our doorstep.

Then again for us people in Australia only shit they distracted us with was Gay marriage how it was the biggest issue in Australia. Screw geopolitics am I right.