Jammu, Aug. 6 -- Share Tweet Share Neeraj Tickoo There is an old joke among soldiers that wars are planned by generals who studied the last one. It used to be a joke about tanks and trenches. Today it is fast becoming a joke about satellites and software. Because somewhere over the last four years, the character of warfare has quietly begun to change. Command still rests where it always has - with trained officers and soldiers making difficult decisions under pressure. But increasingly, the tools in their hands are being built by engineers and coders working almost as fast as the war itself moves, and that is reshaping what those decisions look like on the ground. That is not hyperbole. It is the plainest lesson of recent conflicts, from ...