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T2COM G2's observations and insights of contemporary conflicts and evolving threats are documented in a monthly running estimate that serves to enhance the Army's understanding of the operational environment.
China employs warfighting approaches centered on achieving information dominance, disaggregating the U.S. Joint Force
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This document highlights FY25 developments likely to influence how the U.S. Army transforms to operate in a dynamic OE.
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This paper builds on the T2COM Pamphlet 525-92, The Operational Environment 2024-2034: Large-Scale Combat Operations.
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This paper is the first in a series that builds upon the work presented in T2COM Pamphlet 525-92, The Operational Envir
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Bangladesh faces threats from both Chinese coercion via debt & violent Islamist groups exploiting economic instability.
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Russian military planning prioritizes form and mathematical modeling. The U.S. Army can apply this to enhance readiness.
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This threat template focuses on China’s PLA heavy infantry company conducting an attack on a fortified enemy.
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This threat template focuses on China’s PLA heavy combined arms battalion attacking a fortified enemy.
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North Korea’s deployment to Russia marks a new CRINK dynamic and sets a precedent for unconventional force deployments.
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