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Air Force Bases Add MANET, Information Fusion Capabilities

U.S. Air Force to leverage regional operation network platform at key nuclear triad bases.

A B-52H Stratofortress bomber assigned to the 5th Bomb Wing takes off from the flightline at Minot Air Force Base, North Dakota on January 24, 2023 in support of the Juniper Oak 23.2, the largest United States-Israel partnered exercise, hosted by U.S. Central Command and the Israel Defense Forces. The U.S. Air Force is adding an infrastructure-based regional operation network at several of its nuclear-triad related bases to increase tactical communications. USAF photo by Sr. Airman Caleb Kimmell

New Tools Protect Increasingly Complicated Border

A whack-a-mole-type challenge unfolds on the U.S.-Mexico border.

Authorities discover a drug-smuggling tunnel at the San Diego Otay Mesa Industrial Park in 2013. The passageway was linked to Tijuana, Mexico, and was equipped with electricity, ventilation and a rail system. Credit: Paul Caffrey, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement

V Corps Enhancing European Interoperability and Capabilities

Some lessons learned apply to the other services and coalition partners

V Corps Headquarters opens in Poznań, Wielkopolska, Poland, November 20, 2020, with U.S. Army and Ambassador Georgette Mosbacher. Credit: Shutterstock/Klobuk

Finland Brings Cyber Capabilities to NATO

The Nordic country gears up to join the alliance and steps up its cyber defense with top talent and history.

An intelligence operations officer works with an Estonian officer during Winter Strike 22 exercise in Poland. Credit: Spc. Charles Leitner, U.S. Army

Uncovering China’s Fishy Activities at Sea

Open-source intelligence is arming law enforcement, navies and environmental activists to check Beijing’s unlawful behavior.

A Chinese trawler uses a grapple hook in an apparent attempt to snag the towed acoustic array of the surveillance ship USNS Impeccable. The ship was conducting routine survey operations in international waters 75 miles south of Hainan Island when it was harassed by five Chinese vessels in March 2009. Credit: U.S. Navy

Coast Guard Cyber Moves Closer to Defense Department

The shore service extends its reach in the digital realm.

A Coast Guard Cyber Command protection team neutralizes a threat during Cyber Shield 2022. The Coast Guard Cyber Command is increasing its work with Defense Department cyber elements as it grows its own capabilities. Credit: U.S. Army photo