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Shorter Selected as Command Senior Enlisted Leader, USSOCOM

Wearable Warfighter Health Monitoring System Development

U.S. Election Interference Comes of Age

Adversares' interests move from hacking machines to "hacking" people.

Panelists Debora Plunkett, Glenn Gerstell, Geoff Hale and Grace Hoyt discuss risks for elections in the United States at AFCEA’s Intelligence and National Security Summit. The panel was moderated by Jeffrey Seldin. Photo By: Herman Farrer.

Air Force Pursues ABMS Modeling Effort

The platform is the next step in the service’s pursuit of joint all-domain command and control.

U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. David Martinez (r) conducts a preflight brief with Lt. Col. Alex Edwards, both from the 125th Fighter Wing, during Onramp 2 of the Advanced Battle Management System in 2020. Now that the service has completed the proof-of-concept for AMBS, the Air Force is creating a sophisticated battle management model to help inform requirements. Credit: USAF Photo by Senior Airman Nicholas Dutton

Jenkins Nominated for Appointment to Major General

An EPIC Winner

Founder of Virginia-based Frost Mountain, David Vigna, wins this year’s EPIC Challenge.

Niloo Norton, chair of AFCEA’s EPIC Committee (l), and Ann Carbonell, director of the Commercial Innovation Center of Riverside Research (c), present a $13,000 check to David Vigna, founder of Frost Mountain and winner of EPIC Challenge 2022, at the Intelligence & National Security Summit.

Shipton Assigned as Military Deputy, Pentagon

RGB Spectrum Appoints Siegismund as Director of Sales

Accelerator Offers Artificial Intelligence Cookies

Air and Space Forces hunger for AI education.

When it comes to artificial intelligence education, Air and Space Force personnel are like mice with cookies—they want more, says Capt. Victor Lopez, an AI researcher with the Department of the Air Force-Massachusetts Institute of Technology Artificial Intelligence Accelerator. Credit: Pla2na/Shutterstock

Boeing Flies Into Augmented Skies with Red 6

The new arrangement has the augmented reality company putting its ATARS on Boeing fighter jets.

Boeing has reached an agreement with augmented reality company Red 6 to start testing out its ATARS platform in its TA-4 aircraft. Credit: Design by SIGNAL Art Director of DoD photo by Tech. Sgt. Ned Johnston, Air Force Thunderbirds