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DISA Advances Electromagnetic Battle Management System

Powerful tool will support U.S. combatant commanders and other leaders.

Alan Rosner, program manager, Joint Spectrum Center, Defense Spectrum Organization, at DISA, speaks at TechNet Cyber 2021 in Baltimore. Photo by Michael Carpenter

Combatant Commands to Host Data Analytics Teams

Artificial intelligence and analytics aid JADC2.

Australian, British, Japanese and U.S. ships and aircraft transit the Bay of Bengal in the northeastern portion of the Indian Ocean. The U.S. Indo-Pacific Command is one of the first to host advanced data analytics teams made that include personnel with data and artificial intelligence experts. Photo by Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Haydn Smith

Power of Laser Weapon Increases to 300kW

The Army selects General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems and Boeing to manufacture highest solid state high energy laser weapon system so far.

The Army picks General Atomics and Boeing for a lethal vehicle-based high-energy laser system. Credit: Photographic representation courtesy of Boeing

Data Fabric Weaves Modernized Fires Mission Thread

Data tightly ties sensors to shooters.

Soldiers assigned to the 319th Airborne Field Artillery Regiment train with howitzers in Grafenwoehr, Germany. Enhancing the ability to harness myriad data streams is instrumental to modernizing the Army’s fires mission thread for future battlefield operations. Photo by Army Spc. Josselyn Fuentes

AFMC Spark Tank Finalists Advance Functionality

The Air Force’s program to enable innovation from its airmen, and now guardians, pulls in actionable ideas of warfighters from the Material Command.

One of two semifinalists of U.S. Air Force’s Material Command (AFMC) Spark Tank competition, Gregory Monroe, Air Force Lifecycle and Management Center, created a web-based system to provide coordinated flight test planning. Credit: AFMC

Project Convergence Conquers Tech Valley of Death

Systems in PC 21 could transition to programs next year.

Army officials believe Project Convergence 2021 may help technologies emerge from the valley of death, a term commonly used to describe the fate of technologies that never put to use after being developed in a laboratory. Credit: Galyna Andrushko/Shutterstock

In With the New, Out With the Old for Navy Information Technology

The sea service seeks rapid innovation from industry while it jettisons obsolete systems.

The USS Zumwalt, one of the Navy's most technologically advanced ships, transits the Golden Gate as it enters San Francisco Bay. The U.S. Navy is working with industry to speed new information technology capabilities into the service. Credit: U.S. Navy photo

U.S. Army Delivers Hypersonic Hardware

Delivery allows training and creation of doctrine and tactics.

The U.S. Army has delivered the first prototype hardware for the Long Range Hypersonic Weapon system to a battalion of the 17th Field Artillery Brigade. U.S. Army photo by SPC Karleshia Gater

IARPA Strives for Innovative Portable Power Sources

A new program seeks to provide greater energy to intelligence electronics.

U.S. Army soldiers launch an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) for surveillance and reconnaissance in Germany. Research by the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA) aims to provide UAVs, along with various small handheld devices, with power sources providing twice the energy and 10 times the shelf life of conventional batteries in extreme environments. Credit: U.S. Army photo

L3 Harris is Procuring Electro-Optical Sensor Systems for the Coast Guard and Navy Cutters

L3 Harris Technologies Inc., Northampton, Massachusetts,