The Long View: Building Network Resilience for the Future Force

Roger Wilson

Aug 15

1 min read

Building network resilience for the future force requires a long view. It means treating contested conditions as the baseline rather than the exception, and designing systems that can maintain both availability and trust when pathways are stressed.

Collaborative Combat Aircraft and other distributed operational concepts will depend on this resilience. Investing in the foundations now is essential to delivering capability when it is needed.

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