COVID-19 has become the world’s enemy as all nations work to fight off the virus. This article from Defense One goes into detail about how defense is changing, and pandemics can affect security. The article discusses budgets and how policy makers should change them. It goes into lower budget tools and missions and how things might change going forward.
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