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Go Commercial for Security, Say Defense Information Officers
Commercial systems require commercial solutions to win the war in cyberspace.
U.S. Pacific Command Seeks to Extend Coalitions
PACOM’s traditional model of bilateral coalitions in the Asia-Pacific region is giving way to larger groupings built on a regional basis.
BACN Brings Home Funding for Northrop Grumman
Northrop Grumman Systems Corp., Herndon, Va., is being awarded a $48,176,543 firm-fixed-price contract for E-11A platform maintenance for the Battle
Information Priorities in the Asia-Pacific
Cybersecurity remains the foremost concern for the man tasked with overseeing U.S. military communications technology in the Asia-Pacific area as the national defense strategy shifts focus to that region of the globe. New opportunities for technologies and programs are opening, but cyber issues continue to hold top billings in importance, and moves to shore up operations predate the recent official guidance.
Building Bridges Across the Pacific
Cutting-edge warfighter technologies, ranging from nanoscience products to micro air vehicles, are advancing through the combined efforts of multinational top researchers within the Asia-Pacific region. This technical collaboration is driven in part by a U.S. Air Force research and development office in Tokyo, which is building international relationships while optimizing the intellectual talent within one of the world’s most active arenas for scientific breakthroughs.
Pacific Command Adjusts to New Regional Emphasis
The new U.S. strategic thrust toward the Asia-Pacific region is boosting longtime efforts in both coalition building and force projection. Bilateral alliances are evolving into multinational operations, and U.S. forces are increasing their forward deployed presence in quantity and capability.
Asia-Pacific Is a Region With a New Priority
Sustaining U.S. Global Leadership: Priorities for 21st Century Defense,” the new strategic guidance for the Defense Department, begins with a letter dated January 3, 2012, by President Obama.
Budgetary Pressures No Hindrance to Turkish Military
The need to upgrade the force prevails over austerity measures typical of other nations.
Turkish Groups Provide Industry, Government Bridge
A major aim is to serve as a forum for the nation's defense companies to alleviate concerns over fiscal austerity.
Australia Extends Maritime Surveillance Contract with Cobham
Cobham has reached agreement with the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service to extend the existing Sentinel aerial maritime surveillance contract by