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Air Force Pursues $10.9 Billion Effort to Modernize the F-22

Under the effort, Lockheed Martin will sustain and modernize the Raptor fighter jet.

Lockheed Martin will provide sustainment and modernization of the F-22 Raptor for the Air Force over the next ten years. Credit: Lockheed Martin

Boeing is Helping to Integrate Next Gen Jammer Pod System on the Growler

The Boeing Co., St.

Army Engineers Aim for Digital Mobility

The Corps’ diverse missions mandate advanced communications technologies.

A member of the Army Corps of Engineers examines filter actuators at a water treatment plant in Baghdad. With a presence in more than 20 countries worldwide, the Corps is modernizing its infostructure to maintain connectivity with minimum downtime and maximum operational options. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo

Naval Air Warfare Center Selected Lone Star Analysis for Modeling and Simulation Effort

Lone Star Analysis,* Addison, Texas, is awarded a $22,040

5G Wireless Is Coming but Challenges Remain

Despite progress, technical hurdles need to be worked out.

5G wireless technology has the potential to provide the U.S. military with virtual and augmented reality tools for a variety of tasks such as maintenance, inventory tracking and remote medical care. Credit: Shutterstock

Four Steps To Enhance High Frequency Communications

Field operators can make or break the mission.

High frequency (HF) signals travel up and reflect off of the four ion layers, some 75 to 300 miles above the earth. This allows HF to bounce back down on the reverse side of a nearby mountain. Chief Warrant Officer 4 Kurt Stephens, USCG (Ret.)

Federal AI Framework Aims at Accountability, Responsibility

The Government Accountability Office sets guidelines around four principles.

The Government Accountability Office (GAO) has published a framework for broad government artificial intelligence (AI) development and use that can be followed by industry and academia. Christos Georghiou/Shutterstock

U.S. Air Force Adds Scientific Research Office in Australia

The move strengthens science partnership with a key ally.

The Asian Office of Aerospace Research and Development, which falls under the Air Force Office of Scientific Research, now has researchers in place in Melbourne, Australia, to help strengthen scientific ties between the countries. ruskpp/Shutterstock

Is Your Live Video and Data Safe?

Secure platforms must be built with security in mind.

U.S. Air Force Airmen speak with reporters on the new innovative Advanced Battle Management System (ABMS) Onramp 2 in September at Joint Base Andrews, Maryland. ABMS is the digital infrastructure which allows a level of connectivity and sensor compatibility for military at war. Photo by Senior Airman Daniel Hernandez, 1st Combat Camera Squadron

JADC2 Cross-Functional Team Adds Data Transport Group

The team also is creating a JADC2 report card.

Brig. Gen. Robert Parker, USA, deputy director, J-6, and Joint All-Domain Command and Control Cross-Functional Team chair, discusses JADC2 at AFCEA’s TechNet Cyber in Baltimore. Photo by Michael Carpenter