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Army Enters Cyber and Electronic Warfare Renaissance

Three simultaneous acquisition programs offer interoperability opportunity.

The Multi-Function Electronic Warfare-Air Large program will integrate an offensive electronic warfare pod onto an MQ-1C Gray Eagle unmanned aircraft system. It, along with two other programs, offers the Army an opportunity for interoperability. Credit: U.S. Army

Indo-Pacific Command Plays its Digital Card

Securing cyberspace is at the heart of regional security for dozens of nations.

The amphibious assault ship USS Boxer anchors off the coast of Phuket, Thailand. The U.S. Indo-Pacific Command is advancing the quality of technology in multinational training exercises, so allies and partners can interoperate in cyber the way they might have to in regional operations. U.S. Navy photo

The Navy Puts DLT Solutions on Enterprise Software Initiative BPA

DLT Solutions LLC, Herndon, Virginia, is being awarded a

CIA Remains Tied to the Industry

The intelligence agency continues to turn to the private sector for help solving complex problems.

Thousands of British and French troops wait on the dunes of Dunkirk Beach, France, for transport to England during World War II, between May 26 and June 4, 1940. The Central Intelligence Agency cites the military evacuation of Dunkirk as the time its predecessor agency started depending on the private sector for key strategic intelligence. Credit: Shutterstock/Everett Historical

NGA Tabs 10 MagQuest Winners

The contest to measure Earth’s magnetic field enters a new phase.

The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) has selected 10 innovative projects to help the agency measure the Earth’s magnetic field as part of its MagQuest competition. Credit: Shutterstock/Andrey VP

Gibson Joins Office of the Director of National Intelligence

Lt. Gen. Karen H.

Supply Chains May Pose Weakest Security Link

The changing character of war requires capabilities delivered without compromise.

Bill Bickert, assistant commander for supply chain management policy and performance, Naval Supply Systems Command, visits the command’s Fleet Logistics Center–Jacksonville, Florida, headquarters. Supply chain monitoring software is useful; however, ensuring suppliers are providing clean components is crucially important as well. Photo by Carol Williams

Sea Service Pivots to Protect Against Great Powers

With industry’s assistance, the Navy will be able to deliver latest capabilities anytime, anywhere.

U.S. Navy sailors collaborate with Naval Information Warfare Center Pacific’s RESTORE Lab to explore how three-dimensional scanning and printing can deliver an effective and reliable solution to repair critical warfighting equipment. U.S. Navy photo by Cmdr. John P Fagan /Released

ODNI Seeks Industry Innovation

The intelligence agency is looking for industry to present capabilities to enhance national security.

Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats discusses national security issues with other leaders during a visit to The Citadel in Charleston, South Carolina. The intelligence community is seeking advancing capabilities to help strengthen national security. Credit: Office of the Director of National Intelligence

Thigpen Assigned as Deputy Director for Operations

Brig. Gen. William L.