During a potential conflict in the Pacific, the U.S. military cannot assume uncontested access to its depots and supply lines for critical resources like munitions, spare parts, food, water, and energy. In this panel discussion, Jonathan is joined by David Tuttle from Rune Technologies, Paul Lwin of HavocAI, and Tom Garvey from CACI. They explore the complex challenge of sustaining a dispersed force operating under enemy fire with unstable, secure communications. The conversation delves into the debate between autonomy and automation, the role of predictive resupply, the origins of operational data, and how lessons from the Ukraine conflict can be applied across different theaters. Image: Sgt. Alora Finigan via DVIDS.
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