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Driving Convergence for Mission Command

Army modernization community seeks to ensure data is accessible and secure.

Soldier feedback through exercises, experiments, overseas operations and Capability Set fielding have reinforced the Army’s efforts to converge applications and data and deliver commanders the information needed to make decisions. U.S. Army Photo

Army Senses Quantum Future

Researchers may demonstrate quantum sensors this year.

A Rydberg receiver and spectrum analyzer detect a wide range of real-world radio frequency signals above a microwave circuit, including AM radio, FM radio, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. U.S. Army illustration

Army Mastering Fusion of Cyber and Electronic Warfare

Information operations remains to be fully integrated.

Lt. Gen. Maria Barrett, USA, commander, Army Cyber Command, addresses CERTS 2022.

The Army Aligns Its Strategic Cyber Posture for the Future Fight

Clarity, for one thing, is needed regarding Title 40 and 44 cyber-related roles.

Raj G. Iyer, Army chief information officer, speaks to the audience at TechNet Cyber 2022 in Baltimore. Photo by Michael Carpenter

The Army Repositions Itself for the Near-Peer Fight

Advancements of cyber, signal and network capabilities are crucial to succeed against future adversaries.

Army Deputy Chief of Staff G-6 Lt. Gen. John Morrison, USA, shown at the Pentagon, was a keynote speaker at TechNet Cyber 2022.

The Army Selects Sig Sauer to Provide New Rifles in $20 Million Effort

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6 Series: Tailored Command Posts and Data Endurance

Cloud experimentation enables mobile, agile and dispersed operations.

Soldiers with the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) use a Boeing CH-47 Chinook helicopter to slingload an M777 howitzer during air assault training at Fort Campbell, Kentucky. The 101st is experimenting with cloud computing for tailored command posts. Credit: Photo by: Sgt. Marcus Floyd

The Vast Indo-Pacific Ocean Region Needs an Army

Land forces are the cornerstone for the U.S. Army Pacific.

Gen. Charles A. Flynn, USA, commanding general of U.S. Army Pacific, describes Army challenges in the vast region at TechNet Indo-Pacific. Credit: Tony Grillo photo

Army Provides Details on Reduced RDT&E Budget

Officials add pieces to the tech budget puzzle.

A Bradley Fighting Vehicle acts as surrogate for testing advanced running gear technology for the future Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle. The Army continues funding the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle program with its 2023 fiscal year budget request. Credit: U.S. Army photo by Mark Schauer

Network Slicing a Key Use of Military 5G

NSA and industry officials are working to examine related security components for defense use of slicing.

Panelists discuss military use of 5G at a AFCEA DC luncheon.