The Human Weapon System in Gray Zone Competition

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Abstract

Russia’s experience in Ukraine highlights the importance of the human weapon system in next generation warfare. They show that despite technological superiority and investment in sophisticated weapons and equipment, such as hypersonic missiles, people are the core of a successful military strategy. While Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has resulted in kinetic and largely conventional warfare, the human weapon system is essential across the range of military operations, particularly in gray zone operations. There may be no place where the human weapon system is more important; strategic and meaningful management of the human weapon system for use in countering gray zone activities may prevent escalation into kinetic operations.

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Rushing, M. S. B. L., & Hunter, K. (2023). The Human Weapon System in Gray Zone Competition. Journal of Advanced Military Studies, 14(1), 255–271. https://doi.org/10.21140/mcuj.20231401011

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