Chief of the service considers operations over the next year in an altered environment.
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Soldier Lethality Cross-Functional Team Stays on Track Despite COVID-19
The development of the Integrated Visual Augmentation System continues to move forward despite the COVID-19 pandemic.
Adding the Force to the Space Force
The new service is organizing how it is pulling together its personnel.
DISA’s Internet Isolation Tech Aids Workers in COVID-19 Isolation
A new telecommuting normal related to COVID-19 drives a surge in demand for DISA's Cloud-Based Internet Isolation technology.
DOD Successfully Tests Hypersonic Glide Body
The U.S. Department of Defense successfully tested a hypersonic glide body in a flight experiment held at the Pacific Missile Range Facility in Kauai, Hawaii.
Army Limits Multidomain Exercise Due to COVID-19
Service officials are still working out details of Defender-Europe 20.
Unleash the Untapped Potential of Data Analytics
Government personnel have more than enough data, but they don’t have the tools required to effectively leverage it.
Is the Navy Missing the Boat with AI?
Machine learning or autonomous capabilities need data and access to data to be successful.
Holding Back China’s Conquest of the South China Sea
Pay now or pay later: nations must agree on measured steps to prevent China from annexing territory in the South China Sea.
Credible Deterrence Needed to Stop China
Establishing joint and coalition training ranges across the vast Indo-Pacific region may be vital to establishing a credible deterrent against Chinese aggression.
Sea Services Ready for Contested Fight
Adversaries might be gaining strength, but the United States still is ready for conflict if it breaks out tomorrow.
Manning, Training and Equipment Vie for Navy/Marine Corps Priorities
Innovative ways of training may be needed to support manning of new equipment.
The Navy Needs a Network Reconfiguration
The U.S. Navy needs to modernize, innovate and defend its information technology assets.
Sea Changes Are Affecting the Sea Services
The sea services have different paths to meeting new and emerging challenges.
Sea Services Maintain Vigilance About Coronavirus
The U.S. military is adopting selective measures to counter the coronavirus.
U.S. Navy Builds Flexibility Into Its Digital Transformation
The Navy’s C4I integration efforts will boost the service’s information warfare capabilities.
DOD Formally Adopts Five Ethical Principles for AI
The U.S. Department of Defense officially adopted a series of five ethical principles for the use of artificial intelligence.
U.S. Army Sets Aside Money for Joint All-Domain Operations
The ability to integrate operations across all warfare domains increases in precedence.
Bringing Cyber into Space
U.S. Space Command lays out its approach to defensive and offensive cyber capabilities.
Enterprise Platform To Bridge the Technology Gap for the Air Force
The service is currently conducting risk reduction assessments for enterprise-as-a-service investment meant to modernize.