Our Blog
Nuclear Power: An Option for the Army's Future
The Army Transformation initiative of Chief of Staff General Eric K. Shinseki represents a significant change in how the Army will be structured and conduct operations. Post-Cold War threats have forced Army leaders to think "outside the box" and develop the next-generation Objective Force, a lighter and more mobile fighting army that relies heavily on technology and joint-force support. More changes can be anticipated. As we consider what the Army might look like beyond the Objective Force of 2010, nuclear power could play a major role in another significant change: the shift of military energy use away from carbon-based resources. Nuclear reactor technology could be used to generate the ultimate fuels for both vehicles and people: environmentally neutral hydrogen for equipment fuel and potable water for human consumption.
- Blog Comments
- Facebook Comments
European Studies
Info
Bataks Center For African Studies
Popular Posts
-
BCFAS -- President-elect Donald Trump is still railing against the Clinton campaign’s decision to participate in Green Party nominee ...
-
ilustrasi BCFAS -- Korea Utara (Korut) memuji pertemuan antara pemimpin mereka, Kim Jong-Un, dengan Presiden Amerika Serikat (AS) Don...
-::[AIRCRAFT CARRIER INDONESIA]::-
World Affairs
Labels
america
argentine
bahamas
bolivia
brazil
business
canada
carnaval
chile
city
cuba
education
english
fashion
guatemala
haiti
honduras
indonesia
international relation
investment
iran
jamaica
marocco
mexico
nicaragua
nuclear
oil
panama
paraguay
people
peru
politics
power
research
st. lucia
suriname
trinidad and tobago
uruguay
us
venezuela