Resiliency in a maritime conflict depends on logistics; a timely supply chain is essential not only to success, but survival.

In tomorrow’s naval battle, the chance of our knowing the script ahead of time is remote. While planners can make well-educated guesses, history has shown that the enemy is doing the same. Wherever we go head-to-head in conflict, the hope of landing a sucker punch leads an enemy to attempt the unexpected.

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