Why EMSO and IO Can’t Stay in Separate Lanes

From the Crows' Nest by Association of Old Crows

Sep 23, 202643:08Government & Organizations

An operation planned around the electromagnetic spectrum as an afterthought works right up until the enemy adapts to it. For today's conversation, Ken Miller sits down with retired Colonel Dr. William "Dollar" Young, AOC...

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