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SOCOM data official: Build interoperability into new systems for joint war fighting
Special Operations Command’s top data official laid out key data requirements to enable JADC2.
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Get ready for another fight over the future of the MQ-9 Reaper
“There is no need to buy more aircraft,” acting Air Force Secretary John Roth wrote in a letter to a senator, recently seen by Defense News.
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Air Force Research Laboratory opens new space war-fighting facility
The facility will be used to track objects on orbit, advance satellite cybersecurity and develop autonomous capabilities to help space vehicles avoid each other and space debris.
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Army tests new techniques with airborne jamming pod
“This is the first time that we’ve had airborne capability like this. The big piece of it is just giving it visibility for senior leaders,” an electronic warfare official says.
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Operations in Ukraine, other countries help Army develop cyber teams
The service plans to try a series of ideas it gleaned from operations in Ukraine and Armenia to build its new tactical cyber and electronic warfare units.
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Biden urged by tech firms to embrace commercial software
Complicated software that the government buys or builds itself fails too often, the businesses argue.
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US Army emphasizes ‘information advantage’
The service plans to make the term part of official doctrine. The idea is to better integrate disparate capabilities for commanders.
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Special Operations Command issues $373 million contract for geospatial intelligence support
CACI will continue providing personnel to analyze geospatial and imagery intelligence for USSOCOM under the new contract.
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Weapons of the future: Trends in drone proliferation
A wider adoption of unmanned systems could potentially complicate the United States’ ability to develop effective countermeasures.
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National security through telework: remote collaboration to protect the joint force
The first idea an Army officer recommends to reduce vulnerabilities is for the DoD to issue unclassified, government-funded laptops to each employee and provide them with a suite of collaboration software.
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SOCOM data official: Build interoperability into new systems for joint war fighting
Special Operations Command’s top data official laid out key data requirements to enable JADC2.
-
Get ready for another fight over the future of the MQ-9 Reaper
“There is no need to buy more aircraft,” acting Air Force Secretary John Roth wrote in a letter to a senator, recently seen by Defense News.
-
Air Force Research Laboratory opens new space war-fighting facility
The facility will be used to track objects on orbit, advance satellite cybersecurity and develop autonomous capabilities to help space vehicles avoid each other and space debris.
-
Army tests new techniques with airborne jamming pod
“This is the first time that we’ve had airborne capability like this. The big piece of it is just giving it visibility for senior leaders,” an electronic warfare official says.
-
Operations in Ukraine, other countries help Army develop cyber teams
The service plans to try a series of ideas it gleaned from operations in Ukraine and Armenia to build its new tactical cyber and electronic warfare units.
-
Biden urged by tech firms to embrace commercial software
Complicated software that the government buys or builds itself fails too often, the businesses argue.
-
US Army emphasizes ‘information advantage’
The service plans to make the term part of official doctrine. The idea is to better integrate disparate capabilities for commanders.
-
Special Operations Command issues $373 million contract for geospatial intelligence support
CACI will continue providing personnel to analyze geospatial and imagery intelligence for USSOCOM under the new contract.
-
Weapons of the future: Trends in drone proliferation
A wider adoption of unmanned systems could potentially complicate the United States’ ability to develop effective countermeasures.
-
National security through telework: remote collaboration to protect the joint force
The first idea an Army officer recommends to reduce vulnerabilities is for the DoD to issue unclassified, government-funded laptops to each employee and provide them with a suite of collaboration software.
-
SOCOM data official: Build interoperability into new systems for joint war fighting
Special Operations Command’s top data official laid out key data requirements to enable JADC2.
-
Get ready for another fight over the future of the MQ-9 Reaper
“There is no need to buy more aircraft,” acting Air Force Secretary John Roth wrote in a letter to a senator, recently seen by Defense News.
-
Air Force Research Laboratory opens new space war-fighting facility
The facility will be used to track objects on orbit, advance satellite cybersecurity and develop autonomous capabilities to help space vehicles avoid each other and space debris.
-
Army tests new techniques with airborne jamming pod
“This is the first time that we’ve had airborne capability like this. The big piece of it is just giving it visibility for senior leaders,” an electronic warfare official says.
-
Operations in Ukraine, other countries help Army develop cyber teams
The service plans to try a series of ideas it gleaned from operations in Ukraine and Armenia to build its new tactical cyber and electronic warfare units.
-
Biden urged by tech firms to embrace commercial software
Complicated software that the government buys or builds itself fails too often, the businesses argue.
-
US Army emphasizes ‘information advantage’
The service plans to make the term part of official doctrine. The idea is to better integrate disparate capabilities for commanders.
-
Special Operations Command issues $373 million contract for geospatial intelligence support
CACI will continue providing personnel to analyze geospatial and imagery intelligence for USSOCOM under the new contract.
-
Weapons of the future: Trends in drone proliferation
A wider adoption of unmanned systems could potentially complicate the United States’ ability to develop effective countermeasures.
-
National security through telework: remote collaboration to protect the joint force
The first idea an Army officer recommends to reduce vulnerabilities is for the DoD to issue unclassified, government-funded laptops to each employee and provide them with a suite of collaboration software.
