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Tactical Innovation Enables Continuous Combat Service

A Regimental Support Squadron leads the way in a successful hybrid solution.

Lot 9 Satellite Transportable Terminal (Increment 2) faces backward in an attempt to lock onto the satellite due to the malfunctioning of the sensor and encoder assembly. Capt. Dallas R. Villarreal, USA

Fighting Lighter in the Field

For warfighters, cellular augmentation is inevitable.

Army Staff Sgt. Andrew Kirchoff, left, and Staff Sgt. Roberto Carlos Ramirez operate a satellite communication antenna in Kaedi, Mauritania, February 2020, during Flintlock. The modern warfighter must remain light and agile and enjoy ease of communication, highlighting the necessity for and relevance of devices such as the Global Rapid Response Information Package. Army Cpl. Kevin Payne

Navy Fights to Keep Ahead of Cyber Adversaries

The fleet seeks interoperable security tools to add to the mix of ships.

Two U.S. Navy operations specialists stand watch aboard the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower. The Navy must provide cybersecurity for major systems aboard ships as well as for smaller logistical systems, all of which are targets for digital adversaries. U.S. Navy photo

Commander Touts Digital Twin Benefits

Digital twins aid for ship design and maintenance.

Digital twin technology aids in the design and maintenance of ships for the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps.Credit: Chesky/Shutterstock

Flat Budgets Don’t Deter Sea Services Advances

Technology will play a role during ongoing transitions.

A U.S. Coast Guard cutter and a U.S. Navy Arleigh Burke-class destroyer patrol the Hawaiian Island operational area. All three sea services are modernizing amid budget constraints. Credit: MC2 Christian M. Huntington, USN

Security, AI Top List of Naval Network Integration

DevSecOps and cloud computing enable future network needs.

Security and artificial intelligence enabled by cloud computing and DevSecOps are top capabilities needed for integrated networking for the U.S. naval forces, including the Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard. Credit: U.S. Coast Guard photo

Naval Intelligence Does a Deep Dive on Capabilities

Cooperation plays a key role in developing innovative collection means.

The USS Colorado makes its way to its base at New London, Connecticut. The Office of Naval Intelligence (ONI) is increasing its efforts to uncover adversary submersible capabilities and help build better U.S. Navy submarines. Credit: John Narewski

SEALS Enlist Artificial Intelligence for Special Missions

AI will augment human weapon systems and unmanned systems.

Navy SEALs conduct train in the Atlantic Ocean, May 29, 2019. Navy Special Warfare Command expects artificial intelligence to augment the human weapon system as well as unmanned systems. Credit: Navy Senior Chief Petty Officer Jayme Pastoric

U.S. and EU To Collaborate Against Ransomware

The organizations are forming a working group to strengthen ties in the fight against adversarial cyber activity.

Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas (c), speaking to European Union counterparts in Portugal on June 21 during the U.S.-E.U. Ministerial Meeting of Justice and Home Affairs, has announced that the Department of Homeland Security and the EU will form a working group to examine ransomware attacks. Credit: DHS

Interoperability Key in Navy Fight Against Cyber Adversaries

The mix of ships adds to the need for workable security tools.

Quality assurance specialists at the Naval Information Warfare Center Pacific inspect network racks in the center's Network Integration and Engineering Facility. The Navy is tasking industry with providing cybersecurity solutions that are interoperable across the service. (Credit: Rick Naystatt, U.S. Navy)