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A DARPA illustration showing Mosaic warfare in action. (DARPA)<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Even before joining the military, many of us were familiar with the race to develop better weapons and tactics. America’s performance and victory during the Gulf War surprised\/stunned our enemies and adversaries. A few years later, a couple of Chinese colonels wrote a book called “Unrestricted Warfare”. In the book, they cover topics on how a weaker nation could defeat a stronger nation. The authors credited the United States’ ability to use a form of “unrestricted warfare” during the Gulf War.<\/p>\n

However, the Chinese and Russians have studied our actions during the Gulf War, and during the wars in the 21st century. As expected, they developed and evolved their own military and tactics to attempt to counter our advantage. However, the United States is not standing still. In one of the latest efforts to stay ahead, the US is developing a new concept of warfare.<\/p>\n

Here are a couple of videos explaining the concept. The first one is a short video from The Infographics Show on YouTube, and the second one is from DARPA.<\/p>\n

From The Infographics Show (YouTube):<\/span><\/p>\n