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Communications Must Carry On

Flourishing coalition military exercises produce lessons learned that keep multinational lines of communication open even during the pandemic.

Nations participating in the Coalition Warrior Interoperability eXploration, eXperimentation, eXamination, eXercise (CWIX) communicated through the Joint Force Training Center Battle Laboratory. NATO

Brown Assigned as CG, U.S. Army Futures Command

Brig. Gen. Edmond M.

NORTHCOM and NORAD Send Demand Signal to the Defense Department

Experiment by U.S. protectors highlights the need for information dominance.

Gen. Glen Vanherck, commander, North American Aerospace Defense Command and commander, U.S. Northern Command speaks to reporters on March 31, emphasizing the need to increase the commands’ domain awareness by adding over-the-horizon radar capabilities, space assets and undersea capabilities to provide additional awareness of near-peer adversary threats.

DIA Poised to Release Next MARS Program Product

The Order of Battle module assesses foreign troops.

The Defense Intelligence Agency is prepared to release a new module for its Machine-assisted Analytic Rapid-repository System (MARS) that will automatically track foreign military forces. By HaseHoch2/Shutterstock

Navigation Warfare Moves Forward

Rapid acquisition process and testing later this year will accelerate progress.

Dan Sweet, trainer, Project Manager Positioning Navigation and Timing, instructs a soldier on the mounted assured positioning, navigation and timing system generation 1. As adversaries across the spectrum field new capabilities to disrupt and degrade GPS, soldiers will need more fortifications and assurances in those systems. U.S. Army Photo by John Higgins

AFRL Selects Lockheed Option for Commercial Space Internet Experimentation

Lockheed Martin Corp.

Open Architecture Systems Will Be the Contract Discriminator

Adhering to open architecture will be the way of the future, as will digital engineering, Army leaders say.

Last July, pilots from the 1-229th Attack Reconnaissance Battalion, stationed at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington, train on the newest version of the Apache AH-64 helicopter during training conducted by Apache Program Manager, Program Executive Office Aviation (PEO Aviation). The PEO is standing up a new office to leverage open architecture systems on its aviation platforms. Credit: PEO Aviation photo by Capt. Joshua Hughes, USA, 1-229 Attack Reconnaissance Battalion.

USSOCOM Selects Collaboration AI to Support AFWERX Challenge

Collaboration.Ai LLC, Minneapolis, Minnesota, was awarded

L3 Harris is Created Data Operations and Support Infrastructure for On-Orbit Testing

L3 Harris Technologies Inc., Colorado Springs, Colorado,

U.S. Cyber Command Saw 'Unique' Challenges in 2020

The command’s leader reports no compromise of DOD information networks from SolarWinds breach.

Adversaries are no longer merely launching attacks from their part of the world, says Gen. Paul Nakasone, USA, commander, U.S. Cyber Command, testifying before Congress on March 25. “They can come in the United States and use our infrastructure, and there is a blind spot for us not being able to see them,” he warns.