Henry Sokolski will lead an effort to examine how the United States can prepare for the risks associated with wars involving nuclear and space powers. He will run a series of war games on such scenarios as conventional strikes against nuclear power plants, the use of nuclear weapons by U.S. allies or partners, adversary attacks against commercial satellites, and adversary use of space-enabled precision strikes. The project’s findings will appear in a series of reports and books.
Henry Sokolski will lead an effort to examine how the United States can prepare for the risks associated with wars involving nuclear and space powers. He will run a series of war games on such scenarios as conventional strikes against nuclear power plants, the use of nuclear weapons by U.S. allies or partners, adversary attacks against commercial satellites, and adversary use of space-enabled precision strikes. The project’s findings will appear in a series of reports and books.
Henry Sokolski will lead an effort to identify how the U.S. government could improve national security outcomes by reforming procedures for handling classified information. He will organize a series of workshops to address issues with how U.S. national security agencies manage the classification process and to identify proposals to reduce inefficiencies associated with excessive classification. The project’s findings will be presented in a report.