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traditional and in some ways old fashioned area of technology, yet one of very rapid and ongoing innovation. very central to the performance of our military forces as well. and we re going to talk about software and the ways in which systems, electronic systems, countermeasure systems that have heavy electronics and i.t. component have to be thought about today, have to be improved. all of this relates clearly to some big themes in defense, budgeting, defense strategy, to what extent is technology changing so fast that we need to emphasize pursuit of a revolution of military affairs perhaps even more than we have been. to what extent do we need to get on top of a new wave of innovation and make sure our adversaries don t do it first. or what extent is this an ongoing evolutionary process and a lot of exciting important things are happening but we don t need to get overly excited or disruptive about our approach to defense resource allocation. and the broadest of all senses it
are moving away from a hardware-laden approach to more software to having digital things early in the cycle. that s kind of like maybe a crude summary of what you said, but can you elaborate on what you need by that and implications for how the u.s. does business in that field? because the three questions were put so succinctly. there was one more hand and i ll bring that into the mix and then we ll just wrap up. hi. my name is steve barron. i m a soldier and defense fellow though my remarks are my own here. would i like to see if i can get remarks specifically as they relate to 3-d printing and energetic materials. as we look forward we head a lot of discussion about cold. ry and carts i was wondering with airdrop munitions so they can be more tailored and adapt adaptable and more efficiently placed in the hands of the war fighters. to kind of zero in, opportunities and efforts, what s going on right now that you know of merits of this kind of research and effort and las
at least 13 people. this happened in barcelona in the north east of spain, and we can take you into the city to show you exactly where it occurred. down here, this is las ramblas, a real tourist hotspot in the city, and a white van mounted the city, and a white van mounted the pavement and drove apparently crazily at high speed into pedestrians. as we said, 13 have been killed and more than 80 others have been injured. according to police, what happened with the van was that it entered las ramblas at the top of the pedestrian zone here, came toa the top of the pedestrian zone here, came to a halt after driving at high speed about halfway down the pedestrian strip, and to give you an idea of how busy the area is, the picturejust popped idea of how busy the area is, the picture just popped up there, idea of how busy the area is, the picturejust popped up there, and this was a picture taken just yesterday in las ramblas. it is very popular with tourists and the driver of the van