In the fourth section of his memo on the "Revolution in Military Affairs," Mark Mazarr first reviews what the "base and core of the RMA" will require. At the end of that section he then reviews some of the risks. Which of the following does he identify as risks of RMA? 1.RMA will increase the possibility of insubordination on the part of junior officers. 2.The lThe friction of war will create problems for any doctrine that relies on neat, linear control. 3.The possibility that the enemy could disrupt communications. 4.Possibility of information overload. 5.The equipment will rely heavily on short-life batteries, making it difficult to conduct lengthy operations.

In the fourth section of his memo on the "Revolution in Military Affairs," Mark Mazarr first reviews what the "base and core of the RMA" will require. At the end of that section he then reviews some of the risks. Which of the following does he identify as risks of RMA? 1.RMA will increase the possibility of insubordination on the part of junior officers. 2.The lThe friction of war will create problems for any doctrine that relies on neat, linear control. 3.The possibility that the enemy could disrupt communications. 4.Possibility of information overload. 5.The equipment will rely heavily on short-life batteries, making it difficult to conduct lengthy operations.