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How Obama’s drone playbook could influence future cyber operations
The head of U.S. Cyber Command said the government is currently working through how to use cyber capabilities in areas where U.S. forces are not engaged in active combat.
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Army to test new data sharing equipment at upcoming exercise
The Army will be using the upcoming Joint Warfighting Assessment to test a coalition interoperability system.
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The Navy’s next question on AI: How exactly will machines learn?
The Navy is still working its way through the integration of autonomous behavior into its system.
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How the Army plans to improve its friendly force tracking
The Army is accelerating its Joint Battle Command-Platform, which provides friendly forces awareness information known as blue force tracking.
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Cyber Command has a role, but Pentagon leaders struggle to define it
DoD is still contemplating policy and employment of cyber forces several years after the stand up of Cyber Command.
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Why the Navy wants more of these hard-to-find software developers
While the Navy has stood up a direct commissioning program for software engineers, it has only commissioned 25 officers since 2011.
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In the move to multi-domain operations, what gets lost?
As the services debate the future of so-called multi-domain operations, some fear current service-specifics could be at risk in favor of a more joint concept.
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New Navy EW program set for major milestone this summer
The Navy is planning a critical design review for the Advanced Off-Board Electronic Warfare program for the summer.
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Future plans emerge for Navy’s Triton surveillance drones
The Navy may not have full orbits of the MQ-4C Triton ISR platform until 2021.
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The first tests for the Marines’ information warfare teams
Through a variety of exercises, the Marine Corps continues to integrate the Marine Expeditionary Force Information Groups and information-related capabilities with traditional forces.
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How Obama’s drone playbook could influence future cyber operations
The head of U.S. Cyber Command said the government is currently working through how to use cyber capabilities in areas where U.S. forces are not engaged in active combat.
-
Army to test new data sharing equipment at upcoming exercise
The Army will be using the upcoming Joint Warfighting Assessment to test a coalition interoperability system.
-
The Navy’s next question on AI: How exactly will machines learn?
The Navy is still working its way through the integration of autonomous behavior into its system.
-
How the Army plans to improve its friendly force tracking
The Army is accelerating its Joint Battle Command-Platform, which provides friendly forces awareness information known as blue force tracking.
-
Cyber Command has a role, but Pentagon leaders struggle to define it
DoD is still contemplating policy and employment of cyber forces several years after the stand up of Cyber Command.
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Why the Navy wants more of these hard-to-find software developers
While the Navy has stood up a direct commissioning program for software engineers, it has only commissioned 25 officers since 2011.
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In the move to multi-domain operations, what gets lost?
As the services debate the future of so-called multi-domain operations, some fear current service-specifics could be at risk in favor of a more joint concept.
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New Navy EW program set for major milestone this summer
The Navy is planning a critical design review for the Advanced Off-Board Electronic Warfare program for the summer.
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Future plans emerge for Navy’s Triton surveillance drones
The Navy may not have full orbits of the MQ-4C Triton ISR platform until 2021.
-
The first tests for the Marines’ information warfare teams
Through a variety of exercises, the Marine Corps continues to integrate the Marine Expeditionary Force Information Groups and information-related capabilities with traditional forces.
-
How Obama’s drone playbook could influence future cyber operations
The head of U.S. Cyber Command said the government is currently working through how to use cyber capabilities in areas where U.S. forces are not engaged in active combat.
-
Army to test new data sharing equipment at upcoming exercise
The Army will be using the upcoming Joint Warfighting Assessment to test a coalition interoperability system.
-
The Navy’s next question on AI: How exactly will machines learn?
The Navy is still working its way through the integration of autonomous behavior into its system.
-
How the Army plans to improve its friendly force tracking
The Army is accelerating its Joint Battle Command-Platform, which provides friendly forces awareness information known as blue force tracking.
-
Cyber Command has a role, but Pentagon leaders struggle to define it
DoD is still contemplating policy and employment of cyber forces several years after the stand up of Cyber Command.
-
Why the Navy wants more of these hard-to-find software developers
While the Navy has stood up a direct commissioning program for software engineers, it has only commissioned 25 officers since 2011.
-
In the move to multi-domain operations, what gets lost?
As the services debate the future of so-called multi-domain operations, some fear current service-specifics could be at risk in favor of a more joint concept.
-
New Navy EW program set for major milestone this summer
The Navy is planning a critical design review for the Advanced Off-Board Electronic Warfare program for the summer.
-
Future plans emerge for Navy’s Triton surveillance drones
The Navy may not have full orbits of the MQ-4C Triton ISR platform until 2021.
-
The first tests for the Marines’ information warfare teams
Through a variety of exercises, the Marine Corps continues to integrate the Marine Expeditionary Force Information Groups and information-related capabilities with traditional forces.
