Warfare is the contest between technology and geography. Geography imposes limits (e.g., distance, rivers, mountains, chokepoints) and technology tries to erode them, relying on the infrastructure that makes movement possible (bridges, roads and airfields) as much as on engines or aircraft. Each era in warfare starts with a shift in the technology-geography balance: Railroads collapsed […]
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How Drone Logistics Are Changing Warfare
The new bottlenecks in resupply are digital and industrial rather than geographic.
