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ThinkJSOU with Mick Ryan: War Transformed

The Joint Special Operations University Office for Strategic Engagement hosted a live ThinkJSOU webinar with Major General Mick Ryan, Australian Army, Ret. for a discussion on his latest book War Transformed: The Future of Twenty-First Century Great Power Competition and Conflict. War Transformed is an exploration of the changing character of warfare and how it will impact the military's most critical asset: its human capital. Ryan provides important insight into how the future of competition and conflict, replete with technological and operational reform, requires the development of an intellectual edge within the military with requisite changes across training and education. Moderated by JSOU Non-Resident Fellow Dr. Jennifer McArdle, Ryan's findings have increased salience for special operators, particularly in the "Fourth Age of SOF." More from Mick Ryan: War Transformed: The Future of Twenty-First-Century Great Power White Sun War: The Campaign for Taiwan The Intellectual Edge: A Competitive Advantage for Future War and Strategic Competition, National Defense University Press Mick Ryan on Twitter:   / warinthefuture   Further Reading Mentioned in this Webinar: To Change an Army by General Donn A. Starry, written for Military Review in 1983 Fighting by Minutes: Time and the Art of War by Robert R. Leonhard Chinese Tactics, ATP 7-100.3, Headquarters Department of the Army The U.S. Chips Act, Congress.gov/Whitehouse.gov Quotes from this webinar: We really are in the realm of fighting by microseconds, and at the same time we're fighting in decades. With some of the autonomous systems that are coming, we won’t be tool users, we will be tool partners, and partnering with machines is not a concept that any of our training or education or organizational constructs, or even our doctrine really accounts for. Coalitions and alliances are vital. You can't win without them, and you go all the way back to Antiquity, the most successful organizations are those that have fought alongside friends. I think the most important thing you can do is kind of let your imagination run wild. That's what the enemy's gonna do, and it's too late once you're in the thick of a fight to start imagining what the future is going to look like. Major General Ryan spent 35 years in the Australian Army and commanded soldiers at troop, squadron, regiment, task force and brigade levels. In February 2022, Mick retired from the Australia Army. In the same month, his book War Transformed was published by USNI Books. Dr. Jennifer McArdle is the Senior Director for Defense Programs and the Deputy Chief Learning Officer at CAE USA, Inc, a commercial company that helps the military develop and maintain the highest levels of mission readiness. She also serves as an Adjunct Senior Fellow in the Center for a New American Security’s wargaming lab and as a Non-Resident Fellow at the Joint Special Operations University. For more information follow us on our website and social media platforms. Website: https://jsou.edu/ LinkedIn:   / thin.  . Twitter:   / thinkjsou   Facebook:   / thinkjsou   YouTube:    / @thinkjsou   The views expressed in this video are entirely those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views, policy, or position of the United States Government, Department of Defense, United States Special Operations Command, or Joint Special Operations University.