The twenty-first century 's most destructive military conflict has affected the global perception of modem warfare. One lesson is the need for rapid adaptation in wartime. Based on the lessons of commercial technology integration during the Russo-Ukrainian War, what changes need to be made in law, policy, and force development integration processes (such as fielding, manning, training, and doctrine) to accelerate adaption to ensure warfighting lethality and readiness? How can military planners emulate Ukraine's use of cloud computing to maintain data for post conflict use and the continuance of government functions during conflict? The conflict also saw the first use of hypersonic missiles on the battlefield. What lessons can DoD learn from that use, and how should DoD resolve key issues related to hypersonic systems, such as ambiguity, misinterpretation, escalation, and crisis instability?