封面艺术

P. Kapp, Emily Bergeron, M. Tomlan, Melissa M. Smith, Erik Peterson, Turner W. Hunt, H. Bassett, Kate Harrell, D. Koropeckyj, William Andrew Welsh, Madeleine Gunter-Bassett, Anna Kaiser, Katarina Litva
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摘要:在迅速变化的战略环境中,将文化财产保护(CPP)纳入军事计划和行动,可以使美国陆军向盟友、合作伙伴和对手表明,保护不可替代的珍宝有助于预防和解决冲突,从而实现其目标。在军事行动中规划文化财产保护既实用又有效。它可以为受影响的民众带来巨大的投资回报,而且往往直接有助于停止敌对行动和促进长期稳定。美国国防部未来的 CPP 计划愿景可能集中在四个方面:专业军事教育、利用人工智能和机器学习建立 CPP 数据库为军事决策提供信息、部署前培训以及欣赏和尊重其他文化。通过在军事行动中慎重考虑,CPP 可以通过支持适用的国际法律和规范以及以有尊严的方式保护文物来促进美国的国家安全利益。
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abstract:In a rapidly evolving strategic environment, incorporating cultural property protection (CPP) into military plans and operations can enable the U.S. Army to achieve its objectives by demonstrating to allies, partners, and adversaries alike that safeguarding irreplaceable treasures aids conflict prevention and resolution. Planning for the protection of cultural property in military operations is both practical and effective. It can provide an outsized return on investment with affected populations and often contributes directly to the cessation of hostilities and facilitation of long-term stabilization. A vision for a future CPP program within the U.S. Department of Defense might focus on four aspects: professional military education, the use of artificial intelligence and machine learning to build CPP databases to inform military decision-making, predeployment training, and appreciation and respect for other cultures. Through its deliberate consideration in military operations, CPP can contribute to advancing U.S. national security interests by supporting applicable international laws and norms and preserving cultural artifacts in a dignified manner.
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