Thinking About the Imperatives of Defense Transformation : v

We have continued to transform America's defense, and the resultingchanges involve a full range of military capabilities: hardware,doctrine, communications, organization, and training. We also, inthe context of the global war on terrorism, need to think about"what" might threaten us as opposed to just "who" might threatenus: a capabilities-based strategy as opposed to a threat-basedstrategy.

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