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President's Commentary: Nothing Placid About the Pacific

The Asia-Pacific region represents a challenging security environment encompassing extremely diverse political, military and economic issues. Territorial disputes among nations increasingly are coming to the fore, and national differences are amplifying rather than diminishing.

China Develops Aircraft Carrier Group Leader

A large hull under construction may be the vanguard of a carrierfleet escort.

Satellite imagery of a land-based mock-up of China’s new 055 warship shows advanced radar on a bridge structure positioned for electromagnetic interference testing. The 055 is being designed to serve as a key escort for a People’s Liberation Army Navy aircraft carrier task force.

Information Flows at Pacific Command’s Synchronization Hub

The chief information office implements innovative initiatives for interoperability.

The Missile Defense Agency, U.S. Pacific Command and U.S. Navy sailors aboard the USS John Paul Jones (DDG 53) successfully conduct a flight test of the Aegis Ballistic Missile Defense system. An assessment by the Pacific Command chief information officer suggests that cybersecurity should be decentralized for information systems used for warfighting.

New Partnerships Dominate Pacific Command Agenda

As threats in the Asia-Pacific region increase, cooperation grows among diverse nations.

A U.S. Arleigh Burke-class guided missile destroyer refuels and resupplies in the South China Sea. The U.S. Pacific Command (PACOM) is expanding its roles and relationships in the Asia-Pacific region amid new and growing threats.

DRS to Provide UHF Radio Trunking in Afghanistan

DRS Technical Services, Herndon, Virginia, was awarded a $7,982,346 firm-fixed-price, incrementally funded contract with options for Kabul ultrahigh frequency (UHF

Modern EW Capabilities Accompany Russian Forces Into Syria

The fight against Syrian rebel forces includes new top-of-the-line technologies.

SRC Awarded JUPITR Contract

Syracuse Research Corporation Inc., Syracuse, New York, has announced it was awarded a follow-on contract to provide Aklus Shield biological defense systems, tr

Syracuse Research Supports Joint Improvised-Threat Defeat Agency

Syracuse Research Corp.

U.S., Israel Partner to Advance Tunnel Detection Technology

The United States and Israel are partnering to develop technology to detect and destroy tunnels, which pose a serious threat to both countries, says Keith Webster, director of international coopera

Operation Cooperation: U.S. Defense Officials Intend to Expand Asia-Pacific Partnerships

Pentagon leaders look to the East for technological collaboration.

A P-8A Poseidon test aircraft completes a flare launch during a countermeasures test over the Atlantic Test Range. The P-8A participates in the Defense Exportability Features program, which is intended to identify exportability issues early in a system’s development, saving time and money in the future.

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President's Commentary: Nothing Placid About the Pacific

China Develops Aircraft Carrier Group Leader

Information Flows at Pacific Command’s Synchronization Hub

New Partnerships Dominate Pacific Command Agenda

DRS to Provide UHF Radio Trunking in Afghanistan

Modern EW Capabilities Accompany Russian Forces Into Syria

SRC Awarded JUPITR Contract

Syracuse Research Supports Joint Improvised-Threat Defeat Agency

U.S., Israel Partner to Advance Tunnel Detection Technology

Operation Cooperation: U.S. Defense Officials Intend to Expand Asia-Pacific Partnerships