How the Pentagon plans to defeat Eurasia and roll out Robotic Warfare (I)
Deputy Secretary of Defense Robert Work expounded upon the US’ military strategy in Eurasia during a speech at the Army War College Strategy Conference on 8 April, revealing
critical insight into the Pentagon’s formal approach to forthcoming
conflicts. Work’s words should be read in full by any strategist
endeavoring to understand the imperatives that guide the world’s most
armed forces. He elaborates on the theoretical foundations of American
military might, including how the Pentagon plans to counter the three
types of wars supposedly being waged by Iran, Russia, and China. The
main strategic innovation being presented is something called the “Third
Offset Strategy”, which in practice amounts to electromagnetic
anti-missile rail guns and seamless combat integration between man and
machine. These two pronouncements mark startling military developments
that will assuredly initiate a news arms race between the West and the Resistant & Defiant
states most actively opposed to its domination, as the only realistic
alternative is eventual submission or all-out pre-emptive war.
Part I analyzes the theory and nature of 21st-century
wars, using Work’s speech as a guiding instrument, and then addresses
the Pentagon’s overall plans against China. Part II continues off of
this trajectory and details the Third Offset and all that it
frighteningly entails, before ending with a brief conclusion that ties
everything together.
