The Future of Conflict  Covert ops, drone warfare and a new hot
zone: The Agenda examines how future military conflict might
look, and where it may be fought.  Douglas Macgregor: Special
Ops  The war in Iraq is over and the war in Afghanistan is
winding down, but covert military operations - the bin Laden
raid, and hundreds of drone strikes - are on the rise. Is this
the future of conflict? US Army Colonel Douglas Macgregor tells
Steve Paikin why covert ops are the US military's best option.
Retired Colonel, U.S. Army  Peter W. Singer: Drone Warfare  War
by remote control: Brookings Institution senior fellow Peter W.
Singer tells Steve Paikin about the increased use of unmanned
military systems and the future of drone warfare in the United
States.  Director, 21st Century Defense Initiative, Brookings
Institution  Patrick Cronin: The South China Sea  The South
China Sea is the future hot-point of conflict in the world. As
India and China focus on increasing their naval capabilities,
how is the United States a