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Articles, white papers, and perspectives on logistics, air mobility, and emerging technologies.

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Contested Logistics: Preparing Air Mobility for the Next FightWhite Paper

Contested Logistics: Preparing Air Mobility for the Next Fight

Contested logistics requires air mobility forces to plan for denied basing, degraded C2, and resilient throughput—Vecturae outlines operational concepts commanders can apply before the next fight.

Col. James R. Mitchell (Ret.)Mar 2026
Supply Chain Resilience in the Defense Industrial BaseAnalysis

Supply Chain Resilience in the Defense Industrial Base

Defense industrial resilience depends on stress-tested visibility, multi-tier supplier redundancy, and surge capacity—not single-source efficiency—in a contested logistics era.

Dr. Sarah K. LancasterFeb 2026
The Future of Humanitarian Air LogisticsReport

The Future of Humanitarian Air Logistics

Large-scale relief success hinges on pre-planned lift, staging nodes, and civil-military coordination models that keep air logistics flowing when infrastructure fails.

LCDR Marcus Tanaka (Ret.)Jan 2026
AI-Enabled Decision Support: Beyond the BuzzwordsPerspective

AI-Enabled Decision Support: Beyond the Buzzwords

Machine learning helps commanders when it accelerates option generation and logistics forecasting; it fails when treated as a substitute for operational judgment and verified expertise.

Maj. David Chen (Ret.)Jan 2026
NATO Logistics Interoperability: A Framework for the FutureWhite Paper

NATO Logistics Interoperability: A Framework for the Future

Coalition sustainment at scale requires shared data standards, interoperable logistics systems, and agreed procedures—not bilateral workarounds under pressure.

BG Patricia Okafor (Ret.)Dec 2025
Maritime Sealift Capacity in a Pacific ContingencyAnalysis

Maritime Sealift Capacity in a Pacific Contingency

Pacific contingency sealift readiness turns on available capacity, port access under threat, and contested maritime logistics planning—not peacetime utilization rates alone.

CAPT Elena Volkov (Ret.)Nov 2025