DoD guts & conceals weapons testing. What could go wrong?
Responsible Statecraft
The Pentagon says it removed 25 years worth of annual weapons testing reports from public view late last month, a move that critics fear could hide potentially dangerous flaws in weapons systems. Justifying the move, the Defense Department said adversaries could use AI and other tools to “compile disparate, unclassified data points [from the reports] into highly detailed vulnerability profiles targeting [U.S.] critical infrastructure and defense capabilities.” In 1983, Congress created the Office of the Director, Operational Test and Evaluation (DOT&E) to provide independent guidance and overs
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