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The past week has seen a massive media and social craze over the suspected Chinese military Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) balloon that was drifting over the United States before it was shot down off the coast of South Carolina on Saturday. While the concept may be new to a lot of people, balloons have long cemented themselves as an intelligence platform for militaries for nearly 200 years. Today, as we have seen, these balloons still have a purpose, a purpose that the United States military has poured tens of millions of dollars into in recent years to be used against Russia and China.
The Atlas Archive is our digital library of past reporting and consulting deliverables. It preserves legacy content, supports research, and powers the AI models that enhance how we analyze and deliver intelligence today.
Chief Operating Officer of Atlas.
When I am not running Atlas operations, I write and focus on the economy, capital markets, strategic foreign policy, and innovation in the defense sector.
MBA in quantitative finance.
Chief Operating Officer of Atlas.
When I am not running Atlas operations, I write and focus on the economy, capital markets, strategic foreign policy, and innovation in the defense sector.
MBA in quantitative finance.