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" ... Biological warfare involves the use infectious pathogens or toxins from living organisms to cause death or disability in humans, animals, or plants. Deployment of a weapon can range from something as simple as contaminating an adversary’s water source with feces or a dead carcass, to spraying a highly sophisticated engineered pathogen across a battlefield. Although we often consider humans as the targets, bioweapons can also be employed with devastating economic effects on animals or plants. Just imagine the potential impact from wiping out an adversary’s pig production or wheat fields on its ability to feed its army. ... "
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" ... THE BIG TREND: An information-centric U.S. military. Information has always been important in warfare, but will accelerate in the coming year as initiatives like Joint All-Domain Command and Control and Advanced Battle Management System gain steam and the services intensify their data-sharing demonstrations in the Army’s Project Convergence and Navy’s Project Overmatch. The renewed emphasis on command, control and communications and improved information flow is only partly about high-end warfighting. The focus of adversaries such as China, Russia and Iran on gray-zone operations below the level of war places a premium on U.S. forces understanding an opponent’s patterns of life and conducting precise effects that avoid escalation. With a new administration likely to constrain defense spending and interested in new ways to compete, improving information may be a more cost-effective investment than traditional manned combatant ships and aircraft. ... "