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Army’s IT must be more maneuverable across domains
As the Army is moving toward the notion of multi-domain warfare, the force must be more agile to combat attacks against the network.
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Marine Corps deputy CIO asks for help, outlines C2 strategy
Kenneth Bible, deputy CIO for the Marines Corps, outlined where he needs help from industry and described three goals of a new command and control strategy.
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Army general: Don’t just focus on ‘the network’
Gen. Karl Gingrich, assistant program executive officer for operations, readiness and fielding at PEO C3T, offered a few thoughts on the Army’s network modernization efforts.
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DISA director: Military still figuring out how to fight in cyberspace
Lt. Gen. Alan Lynn said DoD still has work to do to protect networks from cyberattacks.
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Autonomy out of necessity — not because it’s cool
The military is moving toward greater autonomy — not because it’s cool, but because it must, one official stated.
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How the third offset ensures conventional deterrence
Top architects and players in the Defense Department’s third offset strategy gathered to discuss the initiative at a one-day conference.
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Marines look to test, leverage unmanned systems
The Marine Corps is testing emerging technologies with existing units and concepts to learn how they integrate.
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Former CYBERCOM official calls for human oversight of autonomous systems
Top defense officials have reassured that humans will always be in the loop on lethal warfare systems.
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Future concepts for unmanned ground vehicles
Top military technologists and roboticists discussed future concepts for employing unmanned ground systems in battle at the Unmanned Systems Defense conference in Arlington, Va.
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Could small UAS replace larger drone platforms?
Top Air Force officials outline the future of unmanned operations going forward, postulating that small UAS could supplement for larger platforms around the globe.
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Army’s IT must be more maneuverable across domains
As the Army is moving toward the notion of multi-domain warfare, the force must be more agile to combat attacks against the network.
-
Marine Corps deputy CIO asks for help, outlines C2 strategy
Kenneth Bible, deputy CIO for the Marines Corps, outlined where he needs help from industry and described three goals of a new command and control strategy.
-
Army general: Don’t just focus on ‘the network’
Gen. Karl Gingrich, assistant program executive officer for operations, readiness and fielding at PEO C3T, offered a few thoughts on the Army’s network modernization efforts.
-
DISA director: Military still figuring out how to fight in cyberspace
Lt. Gen. Alan Lynn said DoD still has work to do to protect networks from cyberattacks.
-
Autonomy out of necessity — not because it’s cool
The military is moving toward greater autonomy — not because it’s cool, but because it must, one official stated.
-
How the third offset ensures conventional deterrence
Top architects and players in the Defense Department’s third offset strategy gathered to discuss the initiative at a one-day conference.
-
Marines look to test, leverage unmanned systems
The Marine Corps is testing emerging technologies with existing units and concepts to learn how they integrate.
-
Former CYBERCOM official calls for human oversight of autonomous systems
Top defense officials have reassured that humans will always be in the loop on lethal warfare systems.
-
Future concepts for unmanned ground vehicles
Top military technologists and roboticists discussed future concepts for employing unmanned ground systems in battle at the Unmanned Systems Defense conference in Arlington, Va.
-
Could small UAS replace larger drone platforms?
Top Air Force officials outline the future of unmanned operations going forward, postulating that small UAS could supplement for larger platforms around the globe.
-
Army’s IT must be more maneuverable across domains
As the Army is moving toward the notion of multi-domain warfare, the force must be more agile to combat attacks against the network.
-
Marine Corps deputy CIO asks for help, outlines C2 strategy
Kenneth Bible, deputy CIO for the Marines Corps, outlined where he needs help from industry and described three goals of a new command and control strategy.
-
Army general: Don’t just focus on ‘the network’
Gen. Karl Gingrich, assistant program executive officer for operations, readiness and fielding at PEO C3T, offered a few thoughts on the Army’s network modernization efforts.
-
DISA director: Military still figuring out how to fight in cyberspace
Lt. Gen. Alan Lynn said DoD still has work to do to protect networks from cyberattacks.
-
Autonomy out of necessity — not because it’s cool
The military is moving toward greater autonomy — not because it’s cool, but because it must, one official stated.
-
How the third offset ensures conventional deterrence
Top architects and players in the Defense Department’s third offset strategy gathered to discuss the initiative at a one-day conference.
-
Marines look to test, leverage unmanned systems
The Marine Corps is testing emerging technologies with existing units and concepts to learn how they integrate.
-
Former CYBERCOM official calls for human oversight of autonomous systems
Top defense officials have reassured that humans will always be in the loop on lethal warfare systems.
-
Future concepts for unmanned ground vehicles
Top military technologists and roboticists discussed future concepts for employing unmanned ground systems in battle at the Unmanned Systems Defense conference in Arlington, Va.
-
Could small UAS replace larger drone platforms?
Top Air Force officials outline the future of unmanned operations going forward, postulating that small UAS could supplement for larger platforms around the globe.



