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The word cyber is frequently discussed, but depending on perspective, the definition varies. On a panel led by LtGen. Jeffrey A. Sorenson, USA (Ret.), former Chief Information Officer/G-6, Department of the Army, experts from different perspectives came together to discuss cyber in support of the warfighter.

The most advanced military in the world must prepare for a future in which enemy technologies and capabilities negate existing advances.

Being successful in the era of irregular warfare will require a focus on new ways of building and preparing the force.

New technologies that are under development may not appear without hard decisions that must be made in a time of fiscal uncertainty.

General Atomics Aeronautical Systems Incorporated, Poway, California, was awarded a nearly $9 million contract for Universal Ground Control Station integration.&nb

ITT Corporation Electronic Systems Radar Systems - Gilfillan, Van Nuys, California, is being awarded a more than $19 million contract modification for AN/SPS-48G(V) radar modification kits to support

Lockheed Martin Corporation, Eagan, Minnesota, is being awarded an approximate $26 million contract to provide a turn-key Long Range Radar 2 site for the Iraqi Air Force.

  Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company, Sunnyvale, California, is being awarded an approximate $21 million contract modification to develop software changes in three areas to the Advanced Extre

Near the close of this spring's AFCEA Intelligence Symposium, I noted that we were marking a shift in the national security environment. From September 2001, that environment had been marked by three characteristics: a focus on counterterrorism, sharp increases in spending, and an information environment marked by rapid - Moore's Law or better - change.

An iPhone app launched by the U.S. Army lets soldiers post blogs anytime, anywhere as part of the Army Strong Stories program.