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Winning the kill chain competition/ Heather Penney

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In: Air Force Magazine Vol. 106, No 8, August 2023, pp.44-48 (58)Summary: The kill chain competition is among the foundational struggles of every military conflict. Adversaries compete in capabilities, capacity, geography and industrial and financial resources can shift the balance of power in conflict from one side to the other, which is why these are priorities in both peace and war.

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The kill chain competition is among the foundational struggles of every military conflict. Adversaries compete in capabilities, capacity, geography and industrial and financial resources can shift the balance of power in conflict from one side to the other, which is why these are priorities in both peace and war.

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