Advanced capabilities are needed across the 32-member alliance.

Some European and African Command “6s” see technology advances through different lenses, based on the mission.

With the push-pull of kinetic vs. digital warfare, leaders should consider wider digital impacts.

Crews at the Capability Program Executive Intelligence, Electronic Warfare & Sensors are strengthening the Next-Generation Command and Control infrastructure by integrating sensor data that feeds into its data layer.

DISA Europe is modernizing its networks, improving cybersecurity capabilities and strengthening its ties across the continent, all to support warfighter capabilities.

Industry shares progress on capabilities and approaches, plus wish lists.

A J-6 leader from U.S. European Command applauds the progress of NATO strength.

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory researchers have carried out a first-of-its-kind test that sheds new light on how U.S. nuclear weapons withstand hostile environments.

Col. Mike Black, USAF (Ret.), reflects on his career in the military and beyond.

Leaders also expect to see advanced artificial intelligence-related solutions.