Integrated effects: Deterring Russia through multi-domain operations
Since the end of the Cold War, most armed forces have reduced in size, meaning they must do more with…
All articles by Samuel Cranny-Evans
Samuel Cranny-Evans
Samuel Cranny-Evans is a research analyst at the Royal United Services Institute and contributor to Naval Technology.
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Pandora’s box: The challenge of Western aid to Ukraine
Ukraine’s call for support has led to an unprecedented response from western governments around the world leading many to send…
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The role of AI in the People’s Liberation Army
The People’s Liberation Army (PLA) of China is likely one of the leading forces in AI development as far as…
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Paving the way for force integration: practical considerations
Decision-making on a battlefield is one aspect of war that all militaries see as critical. A poor decision, such as…
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Joint all domain operations and the future of missile defence
The war in Ukraine has demonstrated the threat posed by peer actors willing to utilise long-range precision strike assets to…
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Despite failures in Ukraine, don’t underestimate Russia’s armed forces
In 2014, a relatively small Russian force, estimated at between 8,500 and 11,000 personnel, fought alongside around 26,000 separatists in…