We have heard multiple concerns about the state of the Navy's cyber forces, and the Secretary's 28 pages of written testimony for today's event--meant to reflect the highest priorities of the Navy--doesn't mention cyber once.
Highlighting the lack of focus on Navy cyber forces in recent testimony.
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As we know, directed energy weapons, such as lasers and high-powered microwaves, can effectively engage a variety of threats with speed, flexibility, precision, and on a low cost-per-shot basis.
We are seeing a version of integrated deterrence every day in the way Russia is being bogged down in Ukraine.
I want to know how is the Air Force thinking about other capabilities, like cyber, space, conventional capability, et cetera, when it comes to integrated deterrence.
Mobility and handling: That complex process, explained earlier by Congressman Langevin, is also a focus area of improvement.
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