Land-based missiles may force US aircraft carriers and fueling tankers to stand off so far that F-35s might not reach their targets.
Beyond F-35: Rep. Forbes & Adm. Greenert on Cyber, Drones & Carriers -- AOl Defense
WASHINGTON: What homemade roadside bombs could do to Army and Marine ground vehicles was the ugly surprise of the last decade. What sophisticated long-range missiles could do to Navy aircraft carriers could be the ugly surprise of the next. "I think it would almost follow like the night to the day," Rep. Randy Forbes told me in a recent interview. "The last decade... we asked a disproportionate sacrifice from the Army and Marine Corps," he went on. "The next decade's going to be the decade of seapower and projection forces, [and] some of those ugly surprises we see bits and pieces of already."
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MILITARY AND INTELLIGENCE NEWS BRIEFS
Pentagon steps up planning for potential military intervention in Syria -- CNN
Hagel: No rush to judgment on Syria's chemical weapons -- The Hill
Survey: Some public support for US military action in Syria -- The Hill
Israeli Air Force struck SSRC facility without entering Syrian airspace -- Threat Matrix
US Says Syria Has Beefed Up Air Defenses -- Defense News
Talking to Syria’s rebel leader about chemical weapons, jihadi rebels, and the day after Assad falls. -- Afsin Yurdakul, Foreign Policy
North Korea halts missile launch preparations -- Asahi Shimbun
RAF's role in US drone attacks that killed hundreds of Iraqis: MoD admits for first time that Britain helped pilot the aircraft from American bases -- Daily Mail
Crisis-Hit France To Cut Armed Forces By 10 Percent -- Defense News/AFP
Grim Economics Shape France’s Military Spending -- New York Times
First Project 11356 Frigate to Join Russian Navy Next Year -- RIA Novosti
Up to 20 new ships, boats to join Black Sea Fleet in near future -- Russia & Inida Report
NATO Inspectors to Fly Over Russia -- RIA Novosti
Amos Yadlin: The Israeli intelligence picture -- Jerusalem Post
Israel Inaugurates 5th Dolphin-Class Sub -- Defense News
Can Foreign Sales Of The F35 Breathe Life Back Into The Struggling Program? -- Defense World
Pentagon Downplays Comment On F-35 Cyberthreat (More news here) -- Aviation Week
There Could Be As Many As 10,000 Drones Above US Skies By 2020 -- Business Insider/Real Clear Politics
Pentagon using China satellite for US-Africa Command -- Stars and Stripes/Bloomberg News
Pentagon Paying China — Yes, China — To Carry Data -- Danger Room
South Korea: Joint military drills with U.S. over, but vigilance on North remains -- CNN
Leaving Asia, Dempsey Discusses Combined Defense, China Engagement -- US Department of Defense
US sending more Ospreys to Okinawa -- Stars and Stripes
Should cyber warfare be elevated to highest command structure? -- Chris Carroll, Stars and Stripes
Activists, UN put 'killer robots' in the crosshairs -- NBC
Marine Corps Commandant: sequester cuts could force out more Marines -- Marine Times
As the Insurrection Feebly Continues, Odierno Takes a Budget Bullet -- Mark Thompson, Battleland/Time
Maj. Gen. H.R. McMaster on the big hole in the COIN and security forces manuals -- Thomas E. Ricks, Best Defense/Foreign Policy
U.S. Defense Department becomes a wildlife protector -- L.A. Times
Boston terror suspects uncle was married to CIA officer's daughter and even shared a home with the agent -- Daily Mail
Expert: Intelligence system made 'mistakes' ahead of Boston -- CNN
Grassley calls for 'true leadership' in US intel, law enforcement -- The Hill
Biden Backs Public Disclosure of Torture Report -- Roll Call
1st female Iraq war resister to be court-martialed -- Army Times
Obama administration threatening Benghazi whistleblowers: Report -- Washington Times
These Two Companies Are Leading Obama's Challenge To Hire 100,000 Veterans -- Business Insider
NBA, fine, but where are all the gay military officers? -- Kevin Baron, The E-Ring/Foreign Policy
Can the rush in gaming help overcome the stress of combat? -- Matthew M. Burke, Stars and Stripes
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