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AI and Attack Radios Teach DARPA Unexpected Lessons

Electronic warfare systems behave smartly without artificial intelligence.

DARPA’s Squad X program has taught researchers that artificial intelligence offers advantages not related to faster decision-making, and that electronic warfare systems can behave smartly without being equipped with artificial intelligence. DARPA

Tactical Communications Solutions Offer Promise

Engineers delve into cutting-edge research to benefit warfighters at the tactical environment.

Lt. Col. Brian Wong, USA, chief of market research for the Army’s Network Cross Functional Team (c), assesses the waveform strength of several mobile ad hoc network radio signals during a Rapid Innovation Fund capstone event in 2019 in Yakima, Washington. Engineers at Johns Hopkins’ Applied Research Lab are looking into how to build a large scale network of intelligent radios, among other tactical communications efforts. USA/PEO C3T Public Affairs

Prepare National Security Systems Now for Quantum Threats

Necessary NIST encryption standards are imminent.

With the National Institute of Standards and Technology expected next year to select quantum-resistant algorithms for encryption and for digital signatures, an NSA official warns that departments and agencies should begin preparing now to protect national security systems in the quantum era. Credit: sakkmesterke/Shutterstock

Army Selects Bell and Sikorsky for Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft Risk Reduction

Bell Textron Inc., Fort Worth, Texas, was awarded a $292,

DIA Poised to Release Next MARS Program Product

The Order of Battle module assesses foreign troops.

The Defense Intelligence Agency is prepared to release a new module for its Machine-assisted Analytic Rapid-repository System (MARS) that will automatically track foreign military forces. By HaseHoch2/Shutterstock

Navigation Warfare Moves Forward

Rapid acquisition process and testing later this year will accelerate progress.

Dan Sweet, trainer, Project Manager Positioning Navigation and Timing, instructs a soldier on the mounted assured positioning, navigation and timing system generation 1. As adversaries across the spectrum field new capabilities to disrupt and degrade GPS, soldiers will need more fortifications and assurances in those systems. U.S. Army Photo by John Higgins

AFRL Selects Lockheed Option for Commercial Space Internet Experimentation

Lockheed Martin Corp.

Open Architecture Systems Will Be the Contract Discriminator

Adhering to open architecture will be the way of the future, as will digital engineering, Army leaders say.

Last July, pilots from the 1-229th Attack Reconnaissance Battalion, stationed at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington, train on the newest version of the Apache AH-64 helicopter during training conducted by Apache Program Manager, Program Executive Office Aviation (PEO Aviation). The PEO is standing up a new office to leverage open architecture systems on its aviation platforms. Credit: PEO Aviation photo by Capt. Joshua Hughes, USA, 1-229 Attack Reconnaissance Battalion.

Integration Innovation is Developing Prototype of Novel Sensors for Hypersonic Flight

Integration Innovation Inc.,* Huntsville, Alabama, was aw

Army Selects Lockheed in $2.77 Billion Guided Multiple Launch System Effort

Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control, Grand Prairie,