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Marines take multi-domain battle to the littorals
To get to the fight, Marines will be contested, engendering a multi-domain battle approach to getting forces forward deployed.
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Electronic camouflage will be the new war paint, says Marine intel official
With advanced sensing equipment, physical camouflage is no longer sufficient against future threats, says an intel official.
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In drones, ISIS has its own tactical air force
The proliferation of commercial devices such as drones will force the U.S. military to potentially change tactics against insurgent organizations.
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As space threats proliferate, intelligence integration will be critical
Wing commanders within the U.S. Air Force’s space enterprise discussed how they are using intelligence to better help their respective missions.
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Air Force continues to make changes to RPA enterprise
The Air Force is looking at employing some changes to its RPA platforms in the coming year.
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Air Force pursuing worldwide logistics C2 network
The Air Force is working to stand up a global logistics command-and-control network.
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Cyber is being normalized with traditional military operations
Cyber effects are being normalized and integrated into traditional operations, especially in the Middle East, according to the region’s top U.S. military commander.
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Marines standing up electronic warfare support teams
With rising global challenges, near-peer capabilities in electronic warfare sometimes outmatch those of the U.S. military. The Marine Corps is reacting.
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For DoD cyber warriors, offense and defense is interchangeable
Creating a cyber warrior class, the Department of Defense and Cyber Command sought offensive and defensive forces trained to the same joint standards, allowing them the ability to switch roles and to better understand each other.
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Naval exercise seeks to advance multidomain, collaborative tech
Through annual Advanced Naval Technology Exercises, the Navy is looking to identify both potential acquisition opportunities and mature technologies within concepts of warfare.
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Marines take multi-domain battle to the littorals
To get to the fight, Marines will be contested, engendering a multi-domain battle approach to getting forces forward deployed.
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Electronic camouflage will be the new war paint, says Marine intel official
With advanced sensing equipment, physical camouflage is no longer sufficient against future threats, says an intel official.
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In drones, ISIS has its own tactical air force
The proliferation of commercial devices such as drones will force the U.S. military to potentially change tactics against insurgent organizations.
-
As space threats proliferate, intelligence integration will be critical
Wing commanders within the U.S. Air Force’s space enterprise discussed how they are using intelligence to better help their respective missions.
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Air Force continues to make changes to RPA enterprise
The Air Force is looking at employing some changes to its RPA platforms in the coming year.
-
Air Force pursuing worldwide logistics C2 network
The Air Force is working to stand up a global logistics command-and-control network.
-
Cyber is being normalized with traditional military operations
Cyber effects are being normalized and integrated into traditional operations, especially in the Middle East, according to the region’s top U.S. military commander.
-
Marines standing up electronic warfare support teams
With rising global challenges, near-peer capabilities in electronic warfare sometimes outmatch those of the U.S. military. The Marine Corps is reacting.
-
For DoD cyber warriors, offense and defense is interchangeable
Creating a cyber warrior class, the Department of Defense and Cyber Command sought offensive and defensive forces trained to the same joint standards, allowing them the ability to switch roles and to better understand each other.
-
Naval exercise seeks to advance multidomain, collaborative tech
Through annual Advanced Naval Technology Exercises, the Navy is looking to identify both potential acquisition opportunities and mature technologies within concepts of warfare.
-
Marines take multi-domain battle to the littorals
To get to the fight, Marines will be contested, engendering a multi-domain battle approach to getting forces forward deployed.
-
Electronic camouflage will be the new war paint, says Marine intel official
With advanced sensing equipment, physical camouflage is no longer sufficient against future threats, says an intel official.
-
In drones, ISIS has its own tactical air force
The proliferation of commercial devices such as drones will force the U.S. military to potentially change tactics against insurgent organizations.
-
As space threats proliferate, intelligence integration will be critical
Wing commanders within the U.S. Air Force’s space enterprise discussed how they are using intelligence to better help their respective missions.
-
Air Force continues to make changes to RPA enterprise
The Air Force is looking at employing some changes to its RPA platforms in the coming year.
-
Air Force pursuing worldwide logistics C2 network
The Air Force is working to stand up a global logistics command-and-control network.
-
Cyber is being normalized with traditional military operations
Cyber effects are being normalized and integrated into traditional operations, especially in the Middle East, according to the region’s top U.S. military commander.
-
Marines standing up electronic warfare support teams
With rising global challenges, near-peer capabilities in electronic warfare sometimes outmatch those of the U.S. military. The Marine Corps is reacting.
-
For DoD cyber warriors, offense and defense is interchangeable
Creating a cyber warrior class, the Department of Defense and Cyber Command sought offensive and defensive forces trained to the same joint standards, allowing them the ability to switch roles and to better understand each other.
-
Naval exercise seeks to advance multidomain, collaborative tech
Through annual Advanced Naval Technology Exercises, the Navy is looking to identify both potential acquisition opportunities and mature technologies within concepts of warfare.
