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Naval Applications of Machine Learning Workshop Advances AI Adoption

NAML effort continues dialogue on key digital artificial intelligence considerations.

The Naval Information Warfare Center (NIWC) Pacific’s annual event to examine artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning examined AI assurance, including the robustness of algorithms and the safety of deployed systems, amongst other topics. Credit: NIWC Pacific

O'Brien Nominated for Assignment as CIO, J-6

Lt. Gen. Mary F.

Mietus To Direct 21st Century Sailor Office

Capt. Brett W. Mietus, USN, has been selected for promotion to rear admiral and will be assigned as director,

Bringing Layered Information to Pilots' Eyes

Helmet systems are evolving to include new data streams in a seamless way, reducing pilot workload.

Two U.S. Army AH-64E Apache Guardian attack helicopters assigned to the 1st Cavalry Division fly over an observation area during a multinational live-fire exercise as part of DEFENDER-Europe 22 at Mielno Range in Drawsko Pomorskie, Poland on May 27. Manufacturer Elbit Systems of America is offering a new dual eye visor helmet system for helicopter pilots that incorporates multiple layers of real-time and historical data from multiple sensors. Credit: Department of Defense

Nahom Nominated for Assignment as Commander, Alaskan Command

Lt. Gen. David S. Nahom, USAF, has been nominated for assignment as commander, Alaskan Command, U.S.

Henry Nominated for Assignment as Director of Intelligence, J-2

Maj. Gen.

Collins To Command Navy Region Europe, Africa, Central

Rear Adm. Brad J.

Hakimzadeh To Direct Joint/Fleet Operations

Capt. Kavon Hakimzadeh, USN, has been selected for promotion to rear admiral and will be assigned as director, Joint/Fleet Operations, U.S.

BryerJoyner Assigned as Deputy Director, J-6

Rear Adm.

Mobile C2 Gets Tactical

Warfighters demonstrate unique on-the-move command and control capabilities.

Warfighters from or attached to the Air Force’s 422nd Test and Evaluation Squadron relied on a Chevrolet SUV, commercial and government off-the-shelf components, and their ingenuity to achieve operation of the first-ever truly mobile command and control capabilities during the Black Flag 22-1 exercise at the base’s Nevada Test and Training Range on May 12, reported Senior Airman Zachary Rufus from the 57th Wing Public Affairs Office. Credit: Senior Airman Zachary Rufus