Navy Consolidates Training to Improve Service
Navy Consolidates Training to Improve Service
The U.S. Navy has consolidated coordination of distributed synthetic training events into one location.
Enabling a Responsive and Agile Intelligence Enterprise
Enabling a Responsive and Agile Intelligence Enterprise
The IC has shifted from a Cold War footing in response to the evolving threats facing the United States and its allies.
WHO REALLY READS THIS STUFF ?!?!
WHO REALLY READS THIS STUFF ?!?!
My apologies for being a week late with this month's meandering thoughts on the IC, but it seems my trip to attend the DoDIIS Conference in mid March took more out of me than excursions like this in the past use to. Then there are is all that "day job" stuff at Oracle's National Security Group that keeps diverting me.
JTRS AMF Contract Awarded
JTRS AMF Contract Awarded
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What challenges are most important for developers to address as they create and implement the new Net-Enabled Command Capability (NECC) to replace GCCS?
What challenges are most important for developers to address as they create and implement the new Net-Enabled Command Capability (NECC) to replace GCCS?
Building Trust Is Essential for Effective Command and Control
by Lt. Gen. Harry D. Raduege Jr., USAF (Ret.)
Building Trust Is Essential for Effective Command and Control
Building Trust Is Essential for Effective Command and Control
In 1995, Lt. Gen. Albert J. Edmonds, USAF, the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) director, called me asking for help. At that time I was the director of command and control systems (J-6) for the U.S. Central Command (USCENTCOM). Gen. Edmonds had provided briefings on the attributes of the new Global Command and Control System (GCCS) but needed to have it installed and operational in a “real warfighting command” such as USCENTCOM.
Wireless Opportunities Are Being Missed
Wireless Opportunities Are Being Missed
Wireless connectivity is everywhere and is becoming a more important part of our personal and professional lives.
Homeland, Overseas Military Threats Begin to Consolidate
Homeland, Overseas Military Threats Begin to Consolidate
The U.S. military is facing a host of missions in all areas of symmetric and asymmetric warfare. These include counterdrug operations, cyberwarfare, stopping piracy, maritime domain awareness and diverse operations in the Global War on Terrorism. And, many of these challenges are linked in ways that threaten Free World security.
Communications Company Focuses On Growth
Communications Company Focuses On Growth
If Howard Lance ever decides to sell his 22-foot motorboat docked at his home on the Intracoastal Waterway in central Florida, he could honestly advertise the craft as “hardly used.”
Organizations Collaborate To Capture and Share Adversaries' Identity Traits
Organizations Collaborate To Capture and Share Adversaries' Identity Traits
According to the military and its partners, for the United States to succeed in the Global War on Terrorism, they must be able to share biometrics information across a network-centric environment. To that end, personnel at various agencies are developing new architectures and streamlining methods to identify terrorists based on their unique characteristics, and they are putting systems in place to efficiently share that information. The most useful pieces of a variety of stovepipe systems already in place are being combined to create a synchronized joint program.