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President's Commentary: The Indo-Pacific Ring of Fire and Friendship

Credit: aew VFX/Shutterstock

AFCEA’s Gravely and Paige Grant Offers Fifth Graders Hands-On STEM Experience

Students learn about air-powered boats using a kiddie pool.

AFCEAN of the Month, November 2022

Jeannette Bernardo, Silicon Valley chapter

AFCEAN of the Month

On Point: Q&A With Maj. Gen. Jeth Rey

Brig. Gen. Jeth Rey, Army Network Cross-Functional Team director, speaks with reporters following a 2021 Unified Network Warriors Corner event at the Washington, D.C. Convention Center during the Association of the United States Army annual meeting. Credit: Edward Loomis

Exploring the Frontiers of Potential Technology

The ODNI is working to put new technologies in front of the intelligence community.

Satellites gather a flow of information that is impossible to process without the use of increasingly sophisticated technologies on Earth. Streamlining analysis processes is part of the tools the ODNI searches through In-STep. Credit: Courtesy Photo, Defense Contract Management Agency

Quantum Sensors Poised for Action

Atom-based receivers may be on the cusp of deployment.

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

Project Helios Develops Solar Flare Prediction Tool

The solution will provide warning of potential impacts to military space-based communications.

NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory, which watches the sun constantly, captured a 2015 solar flare, Holly Zell reported. Credit: NASA/SDO/Holly Zell

Army DEVCOM Strengthens Indo-Pacific Partnerships

The command builds connections at home and abroad.

U.S. Army and South Korean operations service members conduct helocast operations during Rim of the Pacific, the world’s largest international maritime exercise, in Hawaii, July 2022. The Army’s Combat Capabilities Development Command-Pacific organization supports soldiers in the region in part by identifying technology solutions from other countries, including South Korea. Credit: Department of Defense photo by Cpl. Djalma Vuong-De Ramos

Air Components Strengthen Ties With Australia

Australia and the United States take steps to integrate.

U.S. forces are spending additional time on the continent of Australia, especially in the Northwest Territory, to be more interoperable with that nation’s military as well as practice operations in a near-peer environment. Credit: Shutterstock/hyotographics

China’s Secretive Stance on Hypersonics May Weaken Innovation

The Asian country has abandoned principles that gave it a research edge after jolting the United States.

Soldiers assigned from the U.S. Army launch rockets as part of their training. Credit: Maj. Joe Bush, U.S. Army