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Bringing Information Technology to the Coast Guard

The service’s assistant commandant for C4IT looks to digital advancements.

The Coast Guard faces bandwidth challenges, and the service is looking at how to optimize applications on smaller ships.

Navy Information Warfare Research Speeds Along

A rapid development team moves faster than expected.

The USS Detroit (LCS 7) conducts acceptance trials, the last significant milestone before delivery to the Navy, in 2016. The Information Warfare Research Project was inspired in part by the National Shipbuilding Research Program initiated in 1971.

How WebRTC Can Benefit the Department of Defense

Open-source code connects unified communications systems.

The U.S. Defense Department has started to integrate unified communications into its Everything Over Internet Protocol strategy, but a wide range of computing platforms, telecommunications systems and other collaboration technologies result in a web of technologies that cannot integrate or interoperate. Credit: geralt/Pixabay

U.S. Marines 3D Print a Concrete Footbridge

Exercise demonstrates concrete 3D printing in an operational environment.

U.S. Marines with 1st Marine Logistics Group (MLG) work together to secure a concrete bridge support column during a 3D concrete printing exercise at Camp Pendleton, California in December. The 1rst MLG worked with the Marine Corps Systems Command’s Advanced Manufacturing Operations Cell and the Army Corps of Engineers, to print the concrete bridge parts and evaluate the technology for future Marine Corps applications. Credit: U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Robert Bliss

Dan Coats: U.S. Faces Toxic Mix of Threats

China, Russia, North Korea and Iran are predicted to expand cyber operations.

Dan Coats, director of national intelligence, released today the intelligence community’s annual threat assessment, which lists cyber, artificial intelligence and weapons of mass destruction as some of the top technological threats. Credit: geralt/Pixabay

Northrop Grumman is Providing Software Design for Naval UAS

Northrop Grumman Systems Corp., San Diego, California, is

Mobile Tech Comes to Warfighter Aid

Mobile solutions can monitor health and performance on the battlefield.

A soldier fires an M240B machine gun during combined arms live-fire training. Soldiers in combat face a great deal of emotional and physical stress, but wearable technologies can monitor their health and performance. Photo by Army Spc. Hannah Tarkelly

General Dynamics Providing IT Support Under Joint Strike F-35 Contract

The Military Continues with Raytheon Phalanx Weapon System

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General Atomics is Supplying Electromagnetic Aircraft Launch System Spare Parts to the Navy

General Atomics, Electromagnetics Systems Group, San Dieg