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A U.S. official calls the system a model for all nations.

Planners need to understand both their allies and their adversaries.

Relationships with Philippine military counterparts helped clear logistical hurdles and speed relief to victims.

Much has been promised in the digital realm, but it may not be fully deliverable in a time of conflict in that vast region.

The consolidation acknowledges the confluence of interests between airspace and cyberspace.

New and ongoing developments by the communist military are altering the strategic balance in the Asia-Pacific region.

Preventive measures against an enemy can take many forms as potential adversaries experiment with flexible warfare.

The old way of planning for war still applies, but it became obsolete long ago.

Allies and partners must be networked, but most do not have the security maturity to safeguard data.

Some information collection assets that worked successfully in the desert will not fare as well in the jungles of Asia.