Australian Generals Develop Concept of Preparing for Future "Fast-Track War"
The Australian Department of Defense has published a framework for preparing troops "for the wars of the future." The Australian media reports that the concept is based on the "power supply" of operations.
The reports indicate that the Australian Defense Department is concerned about providing troops with sufficient energy resources in "wars of the future." At the same time, Australian generals believe that wars in the future will be fleeting. Hence the name of the general concept: "Preparing for an accelerated war."
From concept:
The Australian Department of Defense is looking for innovative options to increase the level of provision of the army with sufficient amounts of energy, including looking for options for new energy technologies.
In particular, it is proposed to create devices for long-term storage of energy, which would increase the "density of energy storage by more than 10 times" while reducing the mass of the device itself. Such devices are proposed to be used in robotic complexes, new systems of lethal and non-lethal weapons.
One of the ideas is the possibility of reuse of emissions (waste) from the operation of military equipment.
Australian Department of Defense:
Interesting logic of the Australian generals: they are concerned about ecology, but for some reason there is no talk of the fact that a war (including an "accelerated" one) can take away thousands of lives.
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