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Virtual skies: Air Force hopes ‘fun’ tech transforms pilot learning
When 15 officers and five enlisted airmen convene next month in Austin, Texas, for the Air Force’s new Pilot Training Next program, they could help create a cutting-edge method of teaching airmen to fly ― one that uses advanced biometrics, artificial intelligence, and virtual reality systems such as the Oculus Rift.
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How this military transportation unit avoids writing the same piece of code 72 times
U.S. Transportation Command is using a cloud strategy called Platform as a Service as a way to avoid repetitive work.
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DISA preps for the ‘terabyte of death’
The outgoing director of the Defense Information Systems Agency says the organization is anticipating new kinds of threats.
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Michigan Air Guard Base is revamped with new cyber squadron
Two United States senators and state and local guard officials were among those who attended an activation ceremony for the 272nd Cyber Operations Squadron, completing the transformation of the missions at the 60-year-old base.
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The DoD office you’ve never heard of — and why that’s about to change
As fiscal pressures mount, modernization is by no means certain unless we do something about the efficiency of our acquisition programs.
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The next challenge for Navy cyber teams? Keeping skills sharp
The Navy wants to ensure its Cyber Mission Force teams sustain a high degree of readiness that allows them to deploy anywhere, anytime.
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Pentagon is prepared to spend over $900 million in first audit
The upfront costs to do an audit will pay for themselves over time, the Pentagon’s top financial planner believes.
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Army to hold tactical network industry day
The Army is holding an industry day to inform defense contractors on requirements and priorities associated with its tactical network.
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DoD quietly reorganizes Cyber Command
U.S. Cyber Command has created a second deputy commander position to help the command move through elevation of unified combatant command.
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Turkey wants to link F-35 jets to its Air Force network
Under the program, the successful contender will connect the information systems installed on the F-35 fighter aircraft with the Air Forces’ information systems network.
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Virtual skies: Air Force hopes ‘fun’ tech transforms pilot learning
When 15 officers and five enlisted airmen convene next month in Austin, Texas, for the Air Force’s new Pilot Training Next program, they could help create a cutting-edge method of teaching airmen to fly ― one that uses advanced biometrics, artificial intelligence, and virtual reality systems such as the Oculus Rift.
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How this military transportation unit avoids writing the same piece of code 72 times
U.S. Transportation Command is using a cloud strategy called Platform as a Service as a way to avoid repetitive work.
-
DISA preps for the ‘terabyte of death’
The outgoing director of the Defense Information Systems Agency says the organization is anticipating new kinds of threats.
-
Michigan Air Guard Base is revamped with new cyber squadron
Two United States senators and state and local guard officials were among those who attended an activation ceremony for the 272nd Cyber Operations Squadron, completing the transformation of the missions at the 60-year-old base.
-
The DoD office you’ve never heard of — and why that’s about to change
As fiscal pressures mount, modernization is by no means certain unless we do something about the efficiency of our acquisition programs.
-
The next challenge for Navy cyber teams? Keeping skills sharp
The Navy wants to ensure its Cyber Mission Force teams sustain a high degree of readiness that allows them to deploy anywhere, anytime.
-
Pentagon is prepared to spend over $900 million in first audit
The upfront costs to do an audit will pay for themselves over time, the Pentagon’s top financial planner believes.
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Army to hold tactical network industry day
The Army is holding an industry day to inform defense contractors on requirements and priorities associated with its tactical network.
-
DoD quietly reorganizes Cyber Command
U.S. Cyber Command has created a second deputy commander position to help the command move through elevation of unified combatant command.
-
Turkey wants to link F-35 jets to its Air Force network
Under the program, the successful contender will connect the information systems installed on the F-35 fighter aircraft with the Air Forces’ information systems network.
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Virtual skies: Air Force hopes ‘fun’ tech transforms pilot learning
When 15 officers and five enlisted airmen convene next month in Austin, Texas, for the Air Force’s new Pilot Training Next program, they could help create a cutting-edge method of teaching airmen to fly ― one that uses advanced biometrics, artificial intelligence, and virtual reality systems such as the Oculus Rift.
-
How this military transportation unit avoids writing the same piece of code 72 times
U.S. Transportation Command is using a cloud strategy called Platform as a Service as a way to avoid repetitive work.
-
DISA preps for the ‘terabyte of death’
The outgoing director of the Defense Information Systems Agency says the organization is anticipating new kinds of threats.
-
Michigan Air Guard Base is revamped with new cyber squadron
Two United States senators and state and local guard officials were among those who attended an activation ceremony for the 272nd Cyber Operations Squadron, completing the transformation of the missions at the 60-year-old base.
-
The DoD office you’ve never heard of — and why that’s about to change
As fiscal pressures mount, modernization is by no means certain unless we do something about the efficiency of our acquisition programs.
-
The next challenge for Navy cyber teams? Keeping skills sharp
The Navy wants to ensure its Cyber Mission Force teams sustain a high degree of readiness that allows them to deploy anywhere, anytime.
-
Pentagon is prepared to spend over $900 million in first audit
The upfront costs to do an audit will pay for themselves over time, the Pentagon’s top financial planner believes.
-
Army to hold tactical network industry day
The Army is holding an industry day to inform defense contractors on requirements and priorities associated with its tactical network.
-
DoD quietly reorganizes Cyber Command
U.S. Cyber Command has created a second deputy commander position to help the command move through elevation of unified combatant command.
-
Turkey wants to link F-35 jets to its Air Force network
Under the program, the successful contender will connect the information systems installed on the F-35 fighter aircraft with the Air Forces’ information systems network.
