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Crafting the Base of the Future

AFWERX and the Air Force leverage innovation for future installations, as well as for rebuilding Tyndall.

Gen. Patrice A. Melançon (USAF), executive director, Tyndall Air Force Base Reconstruction Program Management Office, U.S. Air Force, speaking at the AFWERX Fusion2020 event last week, highlights the steps the service is taking to rebuild the base. Credit: AFWERX

Army Adds Element of Surprise to Technology Search

Officials never know what they will get with xTechSearch.

Soldiers from the 5-3 Field Artillery Regiment conduct live-fire exercises with the High-Mobility Artillery Rocket System at Yakima Training Center. A lighter-weight, longer-range rocket fuel is one of the winners of the xTechSearch competition that will contribute to multidomain operations. U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Jacob Kohrs

NRL Extends Autonomous Satellite Tracking Ability

The Navy’s Blossom Point site adds remote antennas.

The Naval Research Lab’s Blossom Point satellite tracking facility is fully automated, reducing manpower and costs. Now, the research lab is extending those capabilities with autonomous antennas in California and Hawaii. Emanuel Cavalarro

Leaders Seek a Grand Strategy for Cybersecurity

Geopolitics in an online world are defined by what’s changed and what hasn’t.

Former NSA hacker Dave Aitel speaks at the S4 security conference in Miami. Photo by courtesy of S4

Pandemic, Defense Priorities Shape DARPA Activities

Dealing with current events and new threats line the path ahead for the agency.

A DARPA cubesat placed into orbit from the International Space Station contains an experiment in which microelectronic mechanical systems (MEMS) change the mirror shape of an optical system to generate high-quality imagery. Space is just one area in which the agency is boosting its research to meet new challenges. Credit: NASA photo

Securing Against Possible Electromagnetic Pulse Attacks

Leaders at Joint Base San Antonio and the region are mapping a path to protect critical infrastructure.

Firefighters from 502nd Civil Engineering Squadron at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph conduct an exercise in June 2019 to improve the base's resiliency. The San Antonio region is also preparing for any possible electromagnetic pulse events, which could be detrimental to power and operations. Credit: U.S. Air Force photo by Sean M. Worrell

Army Selects Government Marketing and Procurement to Provide Vocera Wireless Hands-Free Comm System

Government Marketing and Procurement LLC,* Wimberley, Tex

BAE is Providing Instrumentation Range Support to the Services and NASA

BAE Systems Technology Solutions and Services Inc., Rockv

DHS Tool Helps Plan for and Counter Bomb Attacks

HExCAT intended for suite of counter-measurement models.

Army National Guard Chaplain Lt. Col. Henry Roberson (center) gives communion to search and rescue workers across the street from the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building, the site of a 1995 terrorist attack caused by a fertilizer bomb. The Department of Homeland Security's Science and Technology Directorate is building a modeling tool that will help officials plan for and counter attacks at special events. Photo by Tech. Sgt. Marvin Krause, U.S. Air Force

Intelligence Applies Ethics to Artificial Intelligence

The Director of National Intelligence addresses the burgeoning use of AI.

As the intelligence community increasingly incorporates artificial intelligence (AI) to help sort through massive amounts of data, it must apply ethical principles to keep its AI use within proper confines. Credit: Shutterstock/SFIO CRACHO