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L3 is Providing Manned/Unmanned Teaming Hardware for Apaches

L3 Technologies Inc., Salt Lake City, Utah, was awarded a

Space Delivers Army’s Ground Capabilities

Head of Space and Missile Defense Command details how these resources benefit the fight.

Members of the U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command/Army Forces Strategic Command Technical Center watch as Kestrel Eye is able to take its first images from space in April. Kestrel Eye is a small, low-cost, visible-imagery satellite prototype designed to provide near real-time images to the tactical-level ground Soldier in the field, rapidly and inexpensively. (Photo by Jason B. Cutshaw)

Space Force on Its Way to 16,000 Personnel

The one-year-old service continues to steadily fill its ranks.

Leaders, speaking at AFCEA NOVA's recent Information Technology Day, see the growth of the one-year-old U.S. Space Force as the service works to strike its own path from the U.S. Air Force.

Troubling Cyber Attack Necessitates Enhanced Federal Coordination

Government departments form response group to battle “significant and ongoing” cybersecurity attack.

The extent of the global cyber attack by purported Russian threat actors has the U.S. government forming a new group to provide a coordinated response. Credit: Shutterstock/Alexander Limbach

NGA Is Optimistic About its Radio Frequency Data Pilot Program

The effort to consider commercial spectrum solutions for geospatial intelligence began in September.

The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s new pilot program to assess how radio frequency geospatial data and analytical solutions from the commercial sector is looking promising, the agency says. So far it is trying out HawkEye 360 LLC's global spectrum sensing platform to identify and map radio frequency emitters. Credit: HawkEye 360

Hunter Strategy is Supporting the Cloud-Based Enterprise Account Tracking and Automation Tool

Hunter Strategy LLC, Washington, D.C.

Technology Is Needed to Maintain Crucial DISA Operations

DISA directorates on the front line of tactical operations and network management seek innovation from industry.

The Defense Information Systems Agency's Operations Center makes sure that capabilities developed and built are operating as intended to meet warfighter and mission partner requirements and day to day operations, and it needs robust and effective industry solutions, says David Bennet, director of the Operations Center. Credit: DISA

U.S. Space Force Forecasts Commercial SATCOM Contracts

Contracts worth hundreds of millions of dollars will be awarded in the coming months.

A U.S. Space Force office has revealed a hundreds of millions of dollars in commercial satellite contracts to be awarded in the coming months. Credit; Panuwatccn/Shutterstock

Providing IT to the Nation’s Highest Military Leaders

DISA’s Joint Service Provider leads the charge to arm senior officials with innovative, yet steadfast communications and computing solutions.

The Defense Information Systems Agency's Joint Service Provider, which supplies crucial information technology to the nation's top military leaders, such as Gen. Mark Milley, USA, chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff, is looking for industry innovation in network and communications capabilities. Credit: U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Marisol Walker

DODIN Takes a Holistic Approach to Its Defense

Greatly empowered adversaries mandate a multipronged approach.

Brig. Gen. Paul Fredenburgh III, USA, is the deputy commander, JFHQ-DODIN.