Non-State Threats and Future Wars (Book)

[selil]

Partial Preview available at (google books).

In the Google preview it talks about "sixth-generation warfare theory (Slipchenko)"

I was able to find the citation "Vladimir I. Slipchenko, “A Russian Analysis. of Warfare Leading to the Sixth Generation,” Field Artillery, October. 1993, 38–41"

So off to http://sill-www.army.mil/famag/1993.asp I go... Well I'm sure they'll fix the site some day... Does anybody have the original article handy in like a .pdf?

[MountainRunner]

1993 and the Russians were writing about "6GW", there's a joke there, somewhere...

[Jedburgh]

...I was able to find the citation "Vladimir I. Slipchenko, “A Russian Analysis. of Warfare Leading to the Sixth Generation,” Field Artillery, October. 1993, 38–41"

So off to http://sill-www.army.mil/famag/1993.asp I go... Well I'm sure they'll fix the site some day... Does anybody have the original article handy in like a .pdf?

I had no problem with the FAMAG site - the article pulled up in pdf right away:

A Russian Analysis of Warfare Leading to the Sixth Generation, Field Artillery, Oct 93

[selil]

1993 and the Russians were writing about "6GW", there's a joke there, somewhere...

With some people saying we're not in a 4th generation warfare environment I thought it was interesting too.

[selil]

I had no problem with the FAMAG site - the article pulled up in pdf right away:

A Russian Analysis of Warfare Leading to the Sixth Generation, Field Artillery, Oct 93

Thanks!!! Now that's the ticket.

[Old Eagle]

I read the article. A lot of techno-wienie fluff. Assume all the hard missions won't exist and you can concentrate on the missions you assume will exist. Assume the answer is 22 trucks.