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The Army looks to improve a first-of-its-kind network
The Army wants to begin scaling up to higher echelons network prototypes that have been tested in Afghanistan with a special unit.
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The Army hopes industry can help figure out its network needs
The Army will be holding another technical exchange to better understand what existing capabilities can inform network modernization.
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What survived in the Senate’s defense policy bill?
The Senate’s NDAA will be reconciled with the House’s version in conference committee to determine funding for FY19
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4 ways AI can let humans down on the battlefield
Researchers are making massive leaps in artificial intelligence. But the nascent technology still has to go through more growing pains before it becomes viable for military operations.
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Air Force eyes new cyber training facility in Florida
The demand for cyber training has increased substantially in recent years, so much so that the 39th Information Operations Squadron had to build another building.
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Holding on to the Air Force’s cyber workers
The Air Force is looking at ways to retain its cyberwarriors for the duration of their careers as to not lose personnel for whom it has already invested time and money.
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The course load for the Air Force’s cyberwarriors
The Air Force’s 39th Information Operations Squadron and its detachment at Joint Base San Antonio – Lackland address the increasing need for cyber training by co-locating and integrating the training community with operators.
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The Air Force’s flight school, but for cyber
As the Air Force expects cyber to play a critical role in future conflicts, schools like the 39th Information Operations Squadron become increasingly important in preparing airmen for that battlespace.
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The Army wants a better way to update software, buy smarter
The Army is holding what it calls software solariums as a way to improve the business side of the service’s multi-billion software efforts during the life of programs.
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Army names acting No. 2 at PEO C3T
Program Executive Office – Command, Control and Communications (Tactical) has a team of more than 1,600 personnel working to develop and provide a network that allows for advanced information communication for soldiers.
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The Army looks to improve a first-of-its-kind network
The Army wants to begin scaling up to higher echelons network prototypes that have been tested in Afghanistan with a special unit.
-
The Army hopes industry can help figure out its network needs
The Army will be holding another technical exchange to better understand what existing capabilities can inform network modernization.
-
What survived in the Senate’s defense policy bill?
The Senate’s NDAA will be reconciled with the House’s version in conference committee to determine funding for FY19
-
4 ways AI can let humans down on the battlefield
Researchers are making massive leaps in artificial intelligence. But the nascent technology still has to go through more growing pains before it becomes viable for military operations.
-
Air Force eyes new cyber training facility in Florida
The demand for cyber training has increased substantially in recent years, so much so that the 39th Information Operations Squadron had to build another building.
-
Holding on to the Air Force’s cyber workers
The Air Force is looking at ways to retain its cyberwarriors for the duration of their careers as to not lose personnel for whom it has already invested time and money.
-
The course load for the Air Force’s cyberwarriors
The Air Force’s 39th Information Operations Squadron and its detachment at Joint Base San Antonio – Lackland address the increasing need for cyber training by co-locating and integrating the training community with operators.
-
The Air Force’s flight school, but for cyber
As the Air Force expects cyber to play a critical role in future conflicts, schools like the 39th Information Operations Squadron become increasingly important in preparing airmen for that battlespace.
-
The Army wants a better way to update software, buy smarter
The Army is holding what it calls software solariums as a way to improve the business side of the service’s multi-billion software efforts during the life of programs.
-
Army names acting No. 2 at PEO C3T
Program Executive Office – Command, Control and Communications (Tactical) has a team of more than 1,600 personnel working to develop and provide a network that allows for advanced information communication for soldiers.
-
The Army looks to improve a first-of-its-kind network
The Army wants to begin scaling up to higher echelons network prototypes that have been tested in Afghanistan with a special unit.
-
The Army hopes industry can help figure out its network needs
The Army will be holding another technical exchange to better understand what existing capabilities can inform network modernization.
-
What survived in the Senate’s defense policy bill?
The Senate’s NDAA will be reconciled with the House’s version in conference committee to determine funding for FY19
-
4 ways AI can let humans down on the battlefield
Researchers are making massive leaps in artificial intelligence. But the nascent technology still has to go through more growing pains before it becomes viable for military operations.
-
Air Force eyes new cyber training facility in Florida
The demand for cyber training has increased substantially in recent years, so much so that the 39th Information Operations Squadron had to build another building.
-
Holding on to the Air Force’s cyber workers
The Air Force is looking at ways to retain its cyberwarriors for the duration of their careers as to not lose personnel for whom it has already invested time and money.
-
The course load for the Air Force’s cyberwarriors
The Air Force’s 39th Information Operations Squadron and its detachment at Joint Base San Antonio – Lackland address the increasing need for cyber training by co-locating and integrating the training community with operators.
-
The Air Force’s flight school, but for cyber
As the Air Force expects cyber to play a critical role in future conflicts, schools like the 39th Information Operations Squadron become increasingly important in preparing airmen for that battlespace.
-
The Army wants a better way to update software, buy smarter
The Army is holding what it calls software solariums as a way to improve the business side of the service’s multi-billion software efforts during the life of programs.
-
Army names acting No. 2 at PEO C3T
Program Executive Office – Command, Control and Communications (Tactical) has a team of more than 1,600 personnel working to develop and provide a network that allows for advanced information communication for soldiers.
