US to offer British soldiers 'combat cloud' access should war break out in the future with China after dismal war games showing The Pentagon wants to finish an overhaul of its warfighting strategy by 2030 Part of the plan includes sharing information with the UK during conflicts The change comes after a recent simulation in which the US lost to China During the wargame, the US lost access to its information systems early on Other plans to modernize include a hacker-proof 'combat cloud'
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The Pentagon plants to share more information with the UK as part of an overhaul of how it wages war following a crushing loss in a wargame.
The simulation involved a hypothetical battle with China over Taiwan. Early in the game, the US lost access to its information systems.
By 2030, soldiers from allied countries will soon be able to use biometrics, such as fingerprints, to access US information during a conflict.
'Well, what happens if right from the beginning that information is not available? And that's the big problem that we faced,' said Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Gen. John Hyten about the simulation on Monday.