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China Posing Power Challenge

Hybrid approach influences governance and military strategy.

China’s consolidated control its political mechanisms enables a unity of effort difficult to achieve in democracies. Credit: Shutterstock/Poring Studio

Leidos is Supporting the Army's Saturn Arch Aerial Intel Systems

Leidos Inc., Reston, Virginia, was awarded a $13,911,950

Guam is Adding a Standoff Weapons Complex

Granite-Obayashi JV, Watsonville, California, is awarded

Vertex Aerospace is Providing Airborne Threat and EW Simulation

Vertex Aerospace LLC, Madison, Mississippi, is awarded a

NAVSEA Selects Textron for Unmanned Sweep System Program for Littoral Ships

Textron Systems, Hunt Valley, Maryland, is awarded a $34,

Data Takes a Central Role in JADC2 Strategy

The Joint All Domain Command and Control plan centers on how to achieve a data advantage.

The idea of a data fabric as a foundation for the use of algorithms and applications to process data at the speed of relevance is a key aspect of the Joint Staff’s Joint All Domain Command and Control framework. Credit: SergeyBitos

PSI Pax is Providing Air Traffic Control System Support to the Navy

PSI Pax Inc.,* California, Maryland, is awarded an $8,746

Special Forces Command Seeks Key Data Aggregation, Cyber Tools

Advanced data and cyber solutions are needed to support psychological operations and information warfare worldwide.

With the advent of smart cities, the Chinese have become very adept at aggregating data to find U.S. special forces operating in the Far East, “as well as all the way back here at home,” warns Maj. Gen. John Brennan, USA, Commanding General, 1st Special Forces Command (Airborne), Fort Bragg, N.C.

TRADOC Commander Outlines Three Training Initiatives

Data enables battlefield survival.

The Army's Synthetic Training Environment is one of three initiatives using data to modernize the service's training capabilities. Credit: U.S. Army

The Army’s Electronic Warfare Efforts Take Center Stage

The service is progressing in filling key capability gaps for operating in the electromagnetic spectrum.

The U.S. Army is in the process of building requirements for a broad portfolio of electronic warfare solutions, reports Col. Daniel Holland, USA, Army Capability Manager for Electronic Warfare, Cyber Center of Excellence, Fort Gordon, Georgia.