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Tuesday, May 19, 2009

Pentagon needs new electronic-war plan

E/A-18G GrowlerIt isn't easy to be nostalgic about the Cold War, but back then military planners had at least one advantage that they no longer enjoy today: Everybody agreed on what the big threats were.

They originated mostly in Russia, and they were really, really serious. So serious, in fact, that the survival of civilization depended on dealing with them effectively.

Nowadays the threats are more diverse, they come at planners from every direction, and there's no way of knowing which ones will be most pressing over the long run.

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