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Air Force Advances Weapons That Collaborate

AFRL engineers aim to benefit warfighters at the tactical edge.

Collaborative small diameter bombs are launched from the wing of an F-16 fighter. Four of the bombs were dropped during the second flight demonstration of the Air Force Golden Horde Vanguard in March. U.S. Air Force

Saguaro is Supplying Aircrew Training and Coursework at Tinker

Saguaro Business Solutions LLC, Goodyear, Arizona, has be

Air Force Extends Flight Telemetry Termination Initiative with Boeing

The Boeing Co., Layton, Utah, has been awarded a $106,821

SyQwest is Preparing Hydrophones for the Naval Undersea Warfare Center

SyQwest Inc.,* Cranston, Rhode Island, is awarded a $10,0

Saab is Supplying Shipboard Air Traffic Radars to the Navy

Saab Inc., East Syracuse, New York, is awarded a $31,711,

Leidos is Supporting Undersea Sonar Systems

Leidos Inc., Reston, Virginia, is awarded a $9,964,864 co

Sypris to Make and Test Electronic Hardware for Deep Space Aircraft

Tampa, Florida-based Sypris Electronics, LLC, a subsidiary of Sypris Solutions, Inc.

Boeing is Providing Systems and Software Engineering for the Navy's P-8A Aircraft

The Boeing Co., Seattle, Washington, is awarded an $89,58

Army Marching Forward on Unified Network

Officials intend to soon finish a network plan.

Ahead of a deployment to Afghanistan, the 2nd Security Force Assistance Brigade concluded a training rotation at the Joint Readiness Training Center (JRTC) at Fort Polk, Louisiana, that included training on the new Integrated Tactical Network. Over the next two years, Army officials expect to make significant progress on the unified network concept, which will converge the tactical and enterprise networks. Credit: U.S. Army

DISA and JFHQ-DODIN's Orchestrated Response to SolarWinds

The organizations relied on their 24/7 cyber operations, supply chain management and partnerships.

Leaders from the Defense Information Systems Agency and the Joint Force Headquarters Department of Defense Information Network, including Gen. Garret Yee, Gen. Paul Fredenburg and Joe Wassel, found that the close working relationship of the two organizations was crucial in responding to the SolarWinds malware attack.