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More about the contested logistics concept and  its criticality:

Contested logistics refers to the challenges modern and future military operations face in environments where adversaries actively disrupt or seek to deny, disrupt, or destroy logistics operations and infrastructure. This can include targeting supply chains, ports, transportation networks, and other logistical assets. In short, contested logistics is about sustaining military operations in the face of deliberate enemy actions targeting the flow of supplies and resources. Here's a more detailed breakdown:

• Adversarial Challenges: Contested logistics assumes an adversary is actively trying to deny, disrupt, or destroy friendly logistics operations by all means.
• Multiple Domains: This can involve cyber attacks, mis/mal-information, kinetic attacks, sabotage, and other methods across different domains like air, land, sea, space, psyco ops and cyber.
• Supply Chain Disruptions: Adversaries might target supply chains, ports, and transportation routes, aiming to hinder the movement of equipment, supplies, and personnel.
• Logistical Infrastructure Attacks: Targeting critical infrastructure like depots, factory production lines, staging areas, and ammunition supply points can further disrupt logistics.
• Need for F6CCC Innovation (Quick Fixing)& Disruptive Technologies: To overcome these challenges, military forces need to develop innovative strategies, technologies, and methods to ensure continued sustainment.
• Examples: The U.S. multi-domain military is concerned about the potential for adversaries to exploit supply chains, logistics loop holes, Warden Rings' Infrastructure Influencing (water supply, power grids)  and transportation networks through commercial, economic, or cyber means.
• Modern Challenges: New technologies like, attack AI software, drones and cyber warfare, are increasing the sophistication and effectiveness of attacks on logistics.

" Contested logistics is a significant challenge for military forces and CIMIC operators in Finland and globally, requiring constant vigilance, monitoring, and adaptation to stay ahead of adversaries " F6CCC Navallog Team