It's somewhat overwrought, but there actually is some signal in that noise: - Using off-the-shelf products, instead of bespoke projects. That was historically

It's somewhat overwrought, but there actually is some signal in that noise: - Using off-the-shelf products, instead of bespoke projects. That was historically somewhat rare in the military, I believe? - "virtual-augmented-mixed reality" seems to be intended to make people think about more than just "virtual" reality, which is a somewhat tired concept - "most ready force" is a reflection of the military's priorities (not winning world wars, but being flexible) - "paradigm shift" Ok, I don't have much of an excuse for that one Overall, I think there's a lot to unpack in that sentence. And I would struggle to repackage it in anything less than a paragraph, or a list as above.