Tech Juice 2511 Part III: Potential Impact of Disruptive Technologies on Future Equipment Profiles of the Armed Forces
Introduction 1. During my school days, I was deeply impressed with my English teacher, Mr Julius Paul Karikalan. He was very keen that we all fell in love with Shakespeare. As a young boy, I was trained to play the role of Julius Caesar for the school day. Cassius Clay, a lean and famished-looking guy, was the first courtier to drive a knife into Caesar when the court decides to do so for the good of Rome. Julius Caesar had earlier said the following to Mark Antony (probably his only true friend):- 2. At the end of this series of Tech Juice articles, I do not want some established players in the military equipment business and planners of regiments raised from them, to feel this way about me. While I do think a lot, I am not thin, I sleep well and I am not dangerous. The future battlefield is difficult to predict particularly at this time of rapid technological change. It is, however, dangerous not to try and prepare for an uncertain futur...