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Information Warfare is 'Indispensable' to Naval Operations

The United States must continue to advance information operations in order to prevail in long term strategic competition, leader says.

Following her tenure as commander of Office of Naval Intelligence, Vice Adm. Kelly Aeschbach, USN, stepped into the role of commander of Naval Information Forces in May. Here the vice admiral is pictured speaking during a ceremony in May 2021 with now-retired Vice Adm. Brian Brown, USN, looking on. Credit: U.S. Navy/Robert Fluegel

Lack of Separate OCO Funds Present a Problem

The services are left to figure out how to pay for unexpected contingency operations.

Royal Australian Navy, Republic of Korea Navy, Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force and U.S. Navy ships sail in formation during the Pacific Vanguard 2020 exercise. The DoD’s FY 2022 budget request does not include separate funding for contingency operations. The services now have to balance the possible need to come up with such funds from their base budgets, which may impact funding for exercises, training or other operational needs, leaders say. Credit: U.S. Navy/Lt. Mark Langford

U.S. Navy Needs Abundant Quantities of Unmanned Vessels

The sea services should aggressively pursue plans for autonomous air, surface and subsurface platforms, experts say.

A Seahawk unmanned surface vessel in the Pacific Ocean and an MH-60R Sea Hawk helicopter from the Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron 73 participate in U.S. Pacific Fleet’s Unmanned Systems Integrated Battle Problem 21 in April. Naval exercises have been crucial to aiding the integration of unmanned vessels into the fleet and pairing with manned capabilities, experts say. Credit: U.S. Navy/Chief Mass Communication Specialist Shannon Renfroe

Cyber May Call the Shots in the Next Conflict

The status of the network may decide the victor.

An information systems technician troubleshoots the automated digital network system aboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt. Greater network integration is vital to prevent an adversary from pre-empting a kinetic operation by purely a cyber attack. Credit: MC2 Mar'Queon Tramble, USN

SEALS Enlist Artificial Intelligence for Special Missions

AI will augment human weapon systems and unmanned systems.

Navy SEALs conduct train in the Atlantic Ocean, May 29, 2019. Navy Special Warfare Command expects artificial intelligence to augment the human weapon system as well as unmanned systems. Credit: Navy Senior Chief Petty Officer Jayme Pastoric

Reserve SEAL Teams to Enhance Experimentation

Special operators explore future roles.

Navy SEALs conduct dive operations training in the Atlantic Ocean, May 29, 2019. A proposed reserve force of combat-ready, active-duty special operators could allow the Navy Special Warfare Command the agility it needs to respond to the full spectrum of missions around the globe while experimenting with new tactics, techniques and procedures. Credit: Navy Senior Chief Petty Officer Jayme Pastoric

Lockheed Martin is Assisting the Navy with Computer Interfaces

Lockheed Martin Rotary and Mission Systems, Manassas, Vir

NIWC Secures Software Through Dell

Dell Marketing L.P., Round Rock, Texas (N66001-21-A-0084)

Navy to Overhaul the USS San Diego with Assistance from BAE

BAE Systems San Diego Ship Repair, San Diego, California,

NIWC Pacific Selects Firms for Unmanned Maritime System Tech Support

Applied Research Associates, Albuquerque, New Mexico (N66