Many medium powers have been struggling to keep pace with the US military as it reimagines how it will undertake command and control over the coming decade. For those in Canada the challenge is extremely pertinent: shared coastlines, integrated C2 at NORAD, conjoined airspace and territorial seas, a long and unfenced land border, and the block between the US homeland and Russian forces in the Arctic. Canada also faces pressing concerns in trying to balance resources between the challenges being faced to their West as well as to their East and North. Deputy Commander of the Canadian Joint Operations Command, Major General Darcy Molstad talks to Peter about the various challenges, tensions and frictions, and how Canada has been adapting. Underneath all of the strategic discussion lies an enduring truth about what commanders face in the future, and what will be required of them: delegation to the point of discomfort.
Naval C2
Not the Heroic Model of Decision-Making
You Cannot Beat Winter
The Devolution of Command
Air C2
NATO C2: How to improve
JADC2: A primer
Question time
Confidence and The Initiative
AI in C2
Familiarity ≠ Trust
A New Orders Process
What makes a great commander?
Adaptation under fire
The Quest for Certainty
The big questions: What's it all about, why is it important, and why now?
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