-
Where do information operations fit in the DoD cyber enterprise?
With the evolution of cyber and the information space, could the Department of Defense organize under a unified information command synchronizing capabilities?
-
Strategic Command will now oversee nuclear communications
The communication system which keeps the president in touch with the nuclear triad during a crisis will now be the responsibility of the head of U.S. Strategic Command.
-
What does DoD need as it transitions to multidomain operations?
In future operating environments, the services are going to need interoperable systems that can readily share and fuse data, but how they will get there remains a bit of a mystery.
-
What should DARPA send to space? They want your suggestions
DARPA is hoping to spur development of launch vehicles that will allow the Pentagon to more frequently and more easily bring cargo to orbit than larger rocket contracts allow.
-
For the Defense Innovation Board, the future of AI is more than JAIC
In order to attract and retain top AI talent, the Pentagon is working on guiding principles for how, exactly, it bends artificial intelligence towards war.
-
Launching the sixth branch of the US armed forces
If we want to build a truly resilient architecture, we need to seize upon the innovation that is occurring today and develop a portfolio of options to meet the challenges in space.
-
A better way to call for help
The Army is investing in technology that will help a soldier who gets separated or lost in a hostile landscape and wants to send a radio signal for help.
-
This new system helps Marines follow the fight while en route to battle
An upgraded version of the Network On The Move system used by Marine MV-22 Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft has been fielded with the 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit.
-
Talking paper?: Here’s how special operators could soon communicate to enemy zones
The paper would be airdropped over enemy-controlled areas and relay audio messages to targets on the ground.
-
Where do information operations fit in the DoD cyber enterprise?
With the evolution of cyber and the information space, could the Department of Defense organize under a unified information command synchronizing capabilities?
-
Quantum computing explained
Eric Hay of Quantum Xchange
-
Strategic Command will now oversee nuclear communications
The communication system which keeps the president in touch with the nuclear triad during a crisis will now be the responsibility of the head of U.S. Strategic Command.
-
What does DoD need as it transitions to multidomain operations?
In future operating environments, the services are going to need interoperable systems that can readily share and fuse data, but how they will get there remains a bit of a mystery.
-
What should DARPA send to space? They want your suggestions
DARPA is hoping to spur development of launch vehicles that will allow the Pentagon to more frequently and more easily bring cargo to orbit than larger rocket contracts allow.
-
For the Defense Innovation Board, the future of AI is more than JAIC
In order to attract and retain top AI talent, the Pentagon is working on guiding principles for how, exactly, it bends artificial intelligence towards war.
-
Launching the sixth branch of the US armed forces
If we want to build a truly resilient architecture, we need to seize upon the innovation that is occurring today and develop a portfolio of options to meet the challenges in space.
-
A better way to call for help
The Army is investing in technology that will help a soldier who gets separated or lost in a hostile landscape and wants to send a radio signal for help.
-
This new system helps Marines follow the fight while en route to battle
An upgraded version of the Network On The Move system used by Marine MV-22 Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft has been fielded with the 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit.
-
Talking paper?: Here’s how special operators could soon communicate to enemy zones
The paper would be airdropped over enemy-controlled areas and relay audio messages to targets on the ground.
-
Where do information operations fit in the DoD cyber enterprise?
With the evolution of cyber and the information space, could the Department of Defense organize under a unified information command synchronizing capabilities?
-
Quantum computing explained
Eric Hay of Quantum Xchange
-
Strategic Command will now oversee nuclear communications
The communication system which keeps the president in touch with the nuclear triad during a crisis will now be the responsibility of the head of U.S. Strategic Command.
-
What does DoD need as it transitions to multidomain operations?
In future operating environments, the services are going to need interoperable systems that can readily share and fuse data, but how they will get there remains a bit of a mystery.
-
What should DARPA send to space? They want your suggestions
DARPA is hoping to spur development of launch vehicles that will allow the Pentagon to more frequently and more easily bring cargo to orbit than larger rocket contracts allow.
-
For the Defense Innovation Board, the future of AI is more than JAIC
In order to attract and retain top AI talent, the Pentagon is working on guiding principles for how, exactly, it bends artificial intelligence towards war.
-
Launching the sixth branch of the US armed forces
If we want to build a truly resilient architecture, we need to seize upon the innovation that is occurring today and develop a portfolio of options to meet the challenges in space.
-
A better way to call for help
The Army is investing in technology that will help a soldier who gets separated or lost in a hostile landscape and wants to send a radio signal for help.
-
This new system helps Marines follow the fight while en route to battle
An upgraded version of the Network On The Move system used by Marine MV-22 Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft has been fielded with the 22nd Marine Expeditionary Unit.
-
Talking paper?: Here’s how special operators could soon communicate to enemy zones
The paper would be airdropped over enemy-controlled areas and relay audio messages to targets on the ground.
