A Call to Arms: Mobilizing Industry and Unlocking Innovation | GSF 2024

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Join the CSIS International Security Program for the 2024 Global Security Forum on Wednesday, April 24, 2024. As CSIS's flagship annual security conference, the Forum convenes leaders from the defense and national security communities to discuss the top security challenges facing the country and the world. This year's conference will feature keynote discussions with General Charles Q. Brown, Jr., Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and the Honorable Avril Haines, Director of National Intelligence.
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@LydellAaron
@LydellAaron 14 күн бұрын
Immensely helpful talk. This talk is a "demand signal."
@squee222
@squee222 Ай бұрын
Love this woman :) She has a great attitude.
@mickmccrohon
@mickmccrohon Ай бұрын
great attitude but is a bullshit artist.
@feelincrispy7053
@feelincrispy7053 Ай бұрын
I find it so strange how these people are directly in control of essentially billions if not trillions of dollars and the worlds defensive strategies yet the video only has 10k views. Everyone has an opinion on the twitter but no one watches the people in control and what they tho have to say. Wild
@Aussie-Mocha
@Aussie-Mocha Ай бұрын
It is wild. Facebook and TikTok & X really have stolen people’s attention, critical thinking and factual information.
@brianjones6500
@brianjones6500 Ай бұрын
Listen to more Savatage; think or pray about strategies on how to stop the bleeding. Thoughts > prayers. However if you pray for your survival you will regret the outcome. I am sorry in advance at how much death I've seen. Fast = acceptable. However. I'd argue that if it's ordered...you won't like it. Normal people won't do what I've done.
@Cryosxify
@Cryosxify Ай бұрын
58:18 last supper is the moment after the cold war ended defense industry companies were told the defense budget was gonna be chopped and so they needed to consolidate/merge
@takunveritas
@takunveritas Ай бұрын
This panel has so many gems. Yes, the way we fight is expensive, we should find a way to finance the fight at cost. "Defense is the enemy's problem' Finance is a problem, but industry is the problem. Or rather, over-specification.
@gaborhuszti7247
@gaborhuszti7247 11 күн бұрын
Industry actualized peculiar spectators create of functionality restoration so inflicts assumed discusses some for.
@ArthurTurner-bm1fn
@ArthurTurner-bm1fn Ай бұрын
19:00 min in is a great point made.
@tulsavol6653
@tulsavol6653 Ай бұрын
Thanks.
@teahousereloaded
@teahousereloaded Ай бұрын
The problem with cheap or directed energy defense systems is that you deploy the expensive defense solution first, because it is long range. Once you decide to omit the expensive intercept, you have to hope for the cheaper solution to do the job, actively putting your men at risk.
@331SVTCobra
@331SVTCobra Ай бұрын
Agreed, but when the threat is a mass drone attack there isn't really a long-range defense. I think the proposal is to keep the present layered defense against current threats, and directed energy as a point-defense.
@rolandsandoval8348
@rolandsandoval8348 Ай бұрын
❤❤❤❤
@stacyMighty
@stacyMighty Ай бұрын
My God knew, Thank you god. My God is always good
@Magnum756
@Magnum756 Ай бұрын
52:35 GLSDBs failed in Ukraine due to GPS denial etc
@Codysdab
@Codysdab Ай бұрын
Weren't they supposed to be the saviors of Ukraine?
@Yevhencik
@Yevhencik Ай бұрын
@@Codysdab Yes
@miguelsvensson2942
@miguelsvensson2942 Ай бұрын
The stated claim makes very little sense since the GBU39 is well proven. Was there something else at play, or does the GBU39 have some systematic issue?
@Magnum756
@Magnum756 Ай бұрын
@@miguelsvensson2942 @miguelsvensson2942 The systematic issue is Russian EW and AD... and it extends beyond GLSDBs
@squee222
@squee222 Ай бұрын
we don't know anything at this moment. That's a possibility.
@JCStaling
@JCStaling Ай бұрын
we are that for
@pauldannelachica2388
@pauldannelachica2388 Ай бұрын
❤❤❤❤❤
@sethatron100
@sethatron100 6 күн бұрын
We need to incentivize the practical use of technology instead of letting it be monopolized and underutilized due to poor corporate oversight, hedge fund tactics, and profit-driven incentives. By redefining how we measure economic impact and restructuring political and regulatory frameworks, we can promote the growth of technologies that not only provide defense but also drive meaningful and sustainable progress for society. It would be a system Patch/redesign, Need to create a culture that fosters and embodies the norms that apply to a scalable reality.
@mickmccrohon
@mickmccrohon Ай бұрын
If only we could find a way to profit from peace the MIC wouldn't put all our lives on the line for their existence.
@Aussie-Mocha
@Aussie-Mocha Ай бұрын
We have through 80 years of capitalism and consumerism. The western world has profited from the most peaceful time in our modern history. The 3rd world countries have mostly been trying to work with us to improve their economics and living standards. It’s just a handful of nations who will/have not accept the new world order and would rather see things evolve in their favour based on religion, historical claims and vertical of power.
@mickmccrohon
@mickmccrohon Ай бұрын
@@Aussie-Mocha "the most peaceful time in our modern history. " unless you were Palestinian, Iraqi, Yugoslavian, Korean, Vietnamese, Cambodian, Afghani, etc., etc..
@Aussie-Mocha
@Aussie-Mocha Ай бұрын
@@mickmccrohon Correct! 3rd world countries whose “leaders” only cared about themselves and the power they held. None of them cared how many people died as long as they still held power.
@pauldannelachica2388
@pauldannelachica2388 Ай бұрын
You know what is wonderful US Space force using spacex starship like a submarine in space for orbital bombardment across the world
@glennmitchell9107
@glennmitchell9107 Ай бұрын
The world is not on fire. Ukraine and Gaza are on fire.
@yahanwiwi
@yahanwiwi Ай бұрын
30:00 I wonder why....
@jaymacpherson8167
@jaymacpherson8167 Ай бұрын
The history of government funding is largely that of limited duration, typically the low end of single digit years. That works well for control of expenditure. As complexity increases, driven by technology improvements that drive more tactical and strategic choices, more time is required for effective solutions. More time drives the need for longer appropriation horizons. Congress as a whole doesn’t recognize this dilemma to date.
@yvonnetomenga5726
@yvonnetomenga5726 Ай бұрын
@jay • Congress certainly realizes the need for a longer time frame. The Constitution limits the budget to 2 years.
@jaymacpherson8167
@jaymacpherson8167 Ай бұрын
@@yvonnetomenga5726 Yet Congress can amend the constitution.
@yvonnetomenga5726
@yvonnetomenga5726 Ай бұрын
@jaymacpherson8167 • To the best of my knowledge, there is no will to amend the Constitution for anything. I believe the concern is that once you consider one amendment, the floodgates will open for every other wish list policy.
@kingcrazymani4133
@kingcrazymani4133 Ай бұрын
Mr. LaPlante sounds as if he could use a rich king in the mix. Mr. Brose sounds as if he is discussing weapons systems in search of missions. As a student of wars past, and warehouser of ideas before and after their time, one never can anticipate exactly what one may need. Black Sea gives this “ya never know” idea some heft. Please explain when relevant. This is not the forum. Also, someone wanted to cite Secretary Rumsfeld’s most famous comment. He listed 3 options but left out my specialty - unknown knowns (things people know but don’t know they know).
@elitetechnicalspecialists6170
@elitetechnicalspecialists6170 Ай бұрын
Less talk more action!
@gaborhuszti7247
@gaborhuszti7247 11 күн бұрын
Was event being made just order to be moving scope in heaven scribe about "Charpathy" lesson?
@user-zb3vy7zj3g
@user-zb3vy7zj3g Ай бұрын
Today trusta hiljada ua valuta..
@stacyMighty
@stacyMighty Ай бұрын
What if that innovation was part of that families foreign culture?
@patricioarce400
@patricioarce400 Ай бұрын
Son pf a peach
@user-zb3vy7zj3g
@user-zb3vy7zj3g Ай бұрын
Turku...lira valuta saying today on noćas užas dizanje "Tzv
@glennmitchell9107
@glennmitchell9107 Ай бұрын
Is DoD depending only on the existing defense industry for weapon system innovation, or have they reached out to universities and non-defense industries to solve some of these novel problems? Has DoD held any open competitions or offered any open prizes? I'm seeing a lot of old guys on these panels. The aged are usually associated with wisdom, not with creativity.
@Cryosxify
@Cryosxify Ай бұрын
33:57 so he's saying any ccp chinese cheap drone advantage will be countered by jamming like how russia can do that in Ukraine
@MMuaPejueli
@MMuaPejueli Ай бұрын
War in Ukraine or War in Taiwan …both at same time will over - stretch US capabilities on 2 fronts, so having the ability to move resources ( logistics) ( manpower ) around quicker and ( AI ) smarter to attack and defend against enemies….
@user-zb3vy7zj3g
@user-zb3vy7zj3g Ай бұрын
Paris spot..have..spurs go..😅
@dedykadysimbolon6773
@dedykadysimbolon6773 Ай бұрын
Tommy: how about we drunk this wine nggor, this sick of japan just males me hard to think using brain Manionggor: Hmm...
@hrvojesvetec3058
@hrvojesvetec3058 Ай бұрын
To be honest,im not that worried abt China..mean im not worried IF we support Ukraine to win.China looking very close at Ukraine situation,no doubts..if they see that we are determed to help Ukraine to win,im pretty sure China wouldnt go there..but if they see we not willing or what ever to help Ukraine,if they see west dont have capacity,will than i can see them try something in few years or so..
@Cryosxify
@Cryosxify Ай бұрын
30:33 who's causing the dysfunction? the Republicans, namely speaker of the house mike Johnson
@Unknown-gi1uj
@Unknown-gi1uj Ай бұрын
You can't, not how free market capitalism works. All you can do is invest and challenge contracts.
@user-cy3ce1gy7o
@user-cy3ce1gy7o Ай бұрын
They never talk about how to beat soldiers in sandals ala afghan and vietcong
@user-zb3vy7zj3g
@user-zb3vy7zj3g Ай бұрын
Delivery point " rifuz..nesigurne..conns, Konektikat..torlak ulaxi..sys needed..sriken zone..drop zone Nbgd..deo pravljen..posavlje nemaju ZNTS..do dole prebacivanje.. medjuzone..nauka deo nauka..uav? Gore above the rim.. midair.. STRAT..
@aisulutursunbekovna6275
@aisulutursunbekovna6275 Ай бұрын
Я знаю человека одного ☝️, который может обнулить и дистабилизировать всю многотриллионную американскую защиту. У него есть псевдоним "ребёнок цап цап" Вопрос: почему он это не делает?
@__SKYNET__
@__SKYNET__ Ай бұрын
Yea fighting goat herders is easy, not so much a country that has a functioning army
@dedykadysimbolon6773
@dedykadysimbolon6773 Ай бұрын
Tommy: That's Japanese Young Thugs what he can do to us? Manionggor: Ndang huboto alai Imana molo hita sahat tu Los Angeles hita i mean secara cuma-cuma sahat 1 rim. Tommy: 1 rim that's so much. Manionggor: ho ma boha ho mangaturi songon, besides Japanese young guys just want to do just to us. Tommy: 😐😐 Manionggor: 😐😐
@user-zb3vy7zj3g
@user-zb3vy7zj3g Ай бұрын
Znts..our..say.. spectrum.. Podunavlje..do...
@stacyMighty
@stacyMighty Ай бұрын
What culture is the fulcrum?
@scottd.6664
@scottd.6664 Ай бұрын
Brose may be the only panel member that actually has a slight grasp on the critically urgent and desperate situation of US defense. The primary reason is static defense is once again no longer viable as strategy. This has occurred multiple times throughout history. For example, 15th century fall of Constantinople and the Byzantine Empire with it, by way of immense cannon bombardment, signaled the coming end of castles and walls, as viable static defenses, against prepared enemies. Moving on... All I ever hear about as prime example of ideal wartime production is the US mobilization in WW2, when this example is a complete illusion. The continental US, its factories and its massive resource reserves were out of range for any major power in WW2. This makes scaling up a straightforward operation, especially with pioneers of industry (like Ford, and others) to provide expertise. All of those advantages, yet the US did not achieve enough production to properly supply its forces until 1944, and it almost had both naval and air supremacy against comparatively small enemies. The real example we need to look at, the one that will represent what will actually happen in the next war is, ironically, that of the Soviet Union during WW2. There will be a period of continuous losses, continual retreat to our core territories, and numerous isolated strategic points under siege. While we attempt to re-organize our entire national production to a "wartime footing", and secure the necessary resources to run them. Let us pretend that WW3 will start June 6th 2024 (80 years since our finest hour), and our enemies use only non-nuclear weaponry: During the initial stages of WW3, we will see the US lose OPTIMISTICALLY, 1/3rd of its current continental production capability ( we would lose all foreign production beyond the North and Central American zones). Over 2/3rds of our physical territory and strategic resources will be immediately contested by enemy fires, and therefore unavailable for production. The majority of US Naval units would be immediately engaged, even if they survive the FIRST WEEK of battles, they would suffer equipment losses that will take YEARS to replace. Almost every American west of the Mississippi would lose consistent internet, phone, and electrical power. They are going to destroy almost all satellite communications, as well. The incompetent owners behind Big Defense companies (DIB) will have executed pre-planned capital flight operations to move their executive headquarters to neutral locations by that point. This will be the first positive of the war. We will nationalize their assets and finally take back what they have stolen from our military. We are almost 30 days in, and for the first time in over two centuries, July 4th will once again have true meaning for Americans, as we begin to understand what it feels like to have our freedom and independence put in serious jeopardy. I only wish it does not have to come to that before this nation opens its eyes to the truth. If we citizens continue allowing the plundering of our nation by purely profit-seeking interests, we are doomed to suffer the same troubles faced by the founders of the nation, with far more casualties than I believe we can bear today. Unfortunately we will have no one to blame, but ourselves.
@snapdragon6601
@snapdragon6601 Ай бұрын
While I don't agree with everything in this post the complete plundering by the US military industrial complex is and has been a big problem for years. However it is the desire for profit that motivates these companies to invent and produce so many of the high tech weapons that the US has become known for. Roosevelt was able to mobilize US industrial capability so effectively because he basically reached a deal with the business/manufacturing sector by allowing them to make a profit from selling weapons. They just wanted to avoid being accused of war-time profiteering like they were after WW1, which to be fair they totally were guilty of.
@churblefurbles
@churblefurbles Ай бұрын
Most importantly no one wants to fight for an obviously corrupt regime.
@burtonlee22
@burtonlee22 Ай бұрын
Except for the Anduril guy, the entire panel is unimpressive and does not inspire confidence
@user-zb3vy7zj3g
@user-zb3vy7zj3g Ай бұрын
Zoo..nyc nj medjuzone ulaxi za dole do un..zone vote..do berze could lead.. Turku open SRJ CG kipar deo clean open better then DISTRICT TRUE WALL STREET NOW OPEN.. TURKISH IMA DOLE BOND...ULAZ
@user-zb3vy7zj3g
@user-zb3vy7zj3g Ай бұрын
Medjuzone..sedim i uživam pored medjuzone pod Dunav.. ZNTS... Ukraine 🇧🇴🕊️🇮🇱🇱🇾🇱🇾🇱🇾🇱🇾🇱🇾
@Unknown-gi1uj
@Unknown-gi1uj Ай бұрын
illegal ammo shop LMFAO
@chobson8602
@chobson8602 28 күн бұрын
stop defence indiustrial complex. Fight for peacenot war
@user-zb3vy7zj3g
@user-zb3vy7zj3g Ай бұрын
Clean energy..turku..east.. sectors preko dve dole do...dole..ulaz...neutral.. sectors staid clean ulaz berze shilling
@zzip0
@zzip0 Ай бұрын
Why I have the feeling that English is not the native language of the lady? And if so, what kind of secret access she has and how she got it?
@Cryosxify
@Cryosxify Ай бұрын
i have a feeling her loyalties have actually been tested. i have a feeling yours haven't
@zzip0
@zzip0 Ай бұрын
@@Cryosxify Mine don't need to be tested, as I have no secret access. As for tested loyalties, were the loyalties of Aldrich Ames tested by the same expert testers?😜
@Cryosxify
@Cryosxify Ай бұрын
@@zzip0 in other words we don't know where your loyalties are, but we do know where her's are 🤣
@zzip0
@zzip0 Ай бұрын
@@Cryosxify Mine are not important. But her loyalties with this English are definitely not known.
@Cryosxify
@Cryosxify Ай бұрын
@@zzip0 in other words you're not very loyal are you 🤣 meanwhile she's been vetted, has served the nation, and is more American than whatever you are
@patricioarce400
@patricioarce400 Ай бұрын
Comp mil qlos en su camara qla y que?, no hacen niuna wea, dempcracia.
@Exodus26.13Pi
@Exodus26.13Pi Ай бұрын
⭕ Exodus 26.13 ≈ Pi God gave Pi to Moses on Mt. Sinai to build the Wilderness Tabernacle in 1440 BC. However, in 94 AD, a historian made an error by mistakenly describing the structure of the Temple and NOT, and NOT the Tabernacle. The Exodus blueprints have been corrected. Pi from Exodus: 330 Exodus 26.8 eleven curtains each 30 cubits long 15 Exodus 26.12 one curtain folded in half is 15 cubits long - 1 Exodus 26.13 curtain hang over/seams add up to 1 cubit long = 314 3.14 = 314 circumference/100 diameter ≈ π ratio (100 cubit court/50 radius per Exodus 27.9-18) ................. Is this rediscovery similar to the Dead Sea Scrolls? How'd we miss this for 1900 years and how does Exodus still matter today? Show this to the smartest person you know. .................. History of Finding π: -(1900-1680 BC) Babylonians 3.125 -(1650 BC) Egyptians 3.1605 -(1440 BC) Moses 3.141592653... Exodus 26.13 ≈ Pi -(500 BC) India 62,832/20,000, or 3.141 -(429-501 BC) Chinese 3.1415926 - 3.1415927 -(250 BC) Archimedes from Syracuse 3.1408 and 3.1429 ................. More than a thousand years later, Josephus did NOT know that Exodus 26.13 approximated Pi. 1 Kings 7 confirms they didn't follow the instructions either. Almost 3500 years ago we lost Exodus 26.13 ≈ Pi on Mt. Nebo when Moses died. When will Pharaoh let this go? Consider King Josiah & the Prophetess Huldah rediscovering the forgotten scriptures, right? World history just realigned with the Word. Pi is coded in our DNA. Experiencing God is knowing and doing the will of God. Please utilize the scientific method, maintain consistent hermeneutics, and apply common sense as you test this. Remember these are blueprints for God's big tent. After confirmation, repent, then rejoice. This teaching from Moses is NOT too hard. Two errors corrected: A. Outer courtyard curtains seam to the cut ends correction B. Radius for width correction kzfaq.info/get/bejne/r5-mqspyt87dZKs.htmlsi=mIWW6gEtVGGfYW4T Exodus 3.14/25.9/26.8,12,13/27.9-18=3.14
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