67th Cyberspace Wing’s Post

Just got back from this training. There are a few key lessons that I walked away with. I serve as an Intelligence Officer. My key responsibility is to analyze the opposing force and how they are operating on the battlefield 1. Quickly adapt to change - The enemy doesn't stay put. It is critical to understand where the enemy is at all times so that our forces stay safe. Adapting to enemy's movements and analyzing their next steps must be done very quickly in order to win the fight. The same is true in business -requirements, needs, budgets, and staff - changes over the course of the project. Identifying these changes and analyzing the impact on the project is crucial to knowing what response is needed to minimize impact and get the project across the finish line. 2. Understand that wrong analysis impacts lives - If my analysis is wrong, the soldiers conducting operations are put at risk. If I tell them there is no enemy in the area based on my analysis, but I turn out to be wrong, lives could be in danger. Of course this is a training exercise but the principle is the same. It is no different in business. Leaders need to understand that livelihoods, families, careers are impacted due to bad analysis. If wrong analysis leads to the budget being blown quicker than expected, then the staff feels the changes and often it is a loss of a job or a smaller bonus. It is crucial for the leader to understand their analysis impacts those around them. 3. Care for those you lead - the mission comes first, but in order for the mission to be successful, soldiers must be cared for... So in a large way, the soldiers come first. The same is true in business. As a leader if you want to get a project across the finish line, then put your employees and those whom you lead ahead of the project. People are always more important than outcomes. If you care for the people, the outcome will often be far better than if you placed the outcome first. #leadership #growthmindset #success #military

Air Dominance of US Air Force: F-22 Raptor The F-22, a critical component of the Global Strike Task Force, is designed to project air dominance, rapidly and at great distances and defeat threats attempting to deny access to our nation's Air Force, Army, Navy and Marine Corps. The F-22 cannot be matched by any known or projected fighter aircraft.

Do you know what #DAFSafety is? To learn how the Air Force Safety Center supports combat readiness across the Air Force, check out the full interview of Maj Gen Choquette and Chief Person on CMSAF’s Enlisted Edge here ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/g4s4YUpr

As the first unit to execute the Chief of Staff of the Army’s experimental modernization concept, called “transformation in contact,” the 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division, U.S. Army (Air Assault) is now operating with significantly modernized network and command and control capabilities. Read the full story ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gR_rDmaX

“As we plan for an increasingly complex and dynamic battlefield, we’re looking at ways to transform the Army’s tactical communications architecture to enable units to be more mobile, diverse, and dispersed than ever before.” #ContinuosTransformation

Mastering Navy Specializations: Navigation, Warfare, and More Explore the four key specializations for Navy executive officers: navigation, electronic warfare, undersea warfare, and gunnery. We break down what each entails and the significance of these roles in the Navy. Join us as we dive into military expertise! #NavySpecializations #MilitaryCareers #NavalWarfare #CareerInsights #ExecutiveOfficers #Navigation #ElectronicWarfare #UnderseaWarfare #Gunnery #MilitaryExpertise

Winning the First Fight: Experimenting with Army Special Operations Forces’ Contributions in Large-Scale Combat Operations - Modern War Institute Great work and effort by the 7th Special Forces Group (Airborne)! Taking on the task of experimentation in training to inform whole of Army efforts to integrate Joint Special Operations into the Joint force during Large-Scale Combat Operations (LSCO). Transitioning from competition, through crisis, and into conflict will be a critical and difficult period and our military must be prepared to make that transition effectively in order to win the first fight. https://lnkd.in/gpXZ8tcH

In the #military field 🪖, combat gear plays a crucial role in the safety and performance of soldiers. Proper clothing not only provides protection but also influences the regulation of body temperature, a vital factor during operations 🤔 In our blog, we present a study by Danielli Mello  et al. (2022) comparing the thermal response 🌡️ of a traditional combat jacket and a light combat jacket in Brazilian Navy #soldiers 🎖️ If you want to read the full article 👉 https://lnkd.in/e6Vguxji

✈️ About 400 Wichita State students and staff will soon be working on the most significant industry contract in the history of the university: the modernization and delivery a new fleet of “Nightwatch” aircraft to the U.S. Air Force. "Nightwatch" is the airborne command center for the president of the United States, secretary of defense, and chairs of the joint chiefs of staff, ensuring continued critical command, control and communication during national emergencies. Read more about this critical national program: wsu.news/nightwatch

Observing China’s blockade of Taiwan during Exercise Joint Sword 2024B brought me back to my time as an officer cadet at Malaysia’s Royal Military College, where one of the core tactics we trained in counter-insurgency was to cordon and isolate the objective before launching an attack. The logic was clear: cut off the target from support, contain its ability to respond, and only then, strike decisively. This tactic resonates not just in military operations but also in today’s strategic landscape—whether it’s managing geopolitical challenges or safeguarding business interests. The importance of preparation, isolation, and timing in neutralizing threats is as relevant now as it was then. As we navigate complex and dynamic environments—be it in national security, physical security, cybersecurity, or corporate strategy—understanding how to contain and mitigate risks before they become critical is key to success. These lessons remind us that in any high-stakes arena, preparation and decisive action will always be the difference between winning and losing. #Leadership #Strategy #Geopolitics #AsiaPacific #Security #Resilience #Preparedness