The United States and its allies will continue to confront mixed threats – disinformation, cyberattacks, sabotage, low-level conflict, and other threats that can be mixed with conventional war – over the coming decades. Due to rapid technological change and increasing global connectivity, its range is likely to grow. What would these threats look like? How can the United States and its allies maintain their competitive advantage?
We are defense and security experts at the Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA), a think tank based in Washington, DC. Lauren Hope (Embed a TweetHe is the Director of the Transatlantic Defense and Security Program and a recognized expert in hybrid warfare and emerging security challenges. Also joining the AMA today is Lieutenant General (retired) Ben Hodges (@ General General), Who served in the US Army for 38 years, culminating with his last assignment as Commander of the US Army in Europe.
To inspire innovative ideas on how NATO can better prepare for these challenges, CEPA recently launched a digital campaign to engage the next generation of security, technology and policy voices from all European allies. Please see some of our work here: https://cepa.org/programs/transatlantic-defense-and-security-program/special-projects-transatlantic-defense-and-security/hybrid-warfare-of-the-future-sharpening-natos-competitive-edge/
Lauren recently posted on Cyber ​​Threats: https://cepa.org/inbox-nato-needs-continuous-responses-in-cyberspace/
General Hodges gave an interview about the future of hybrid warfare: https://cepa.org/lt-gen-ben-hodges-on-the-future-of-hybrid-warfare/
Looking forward to your questions about the future of mixed war!
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