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Success at Thunder Reindeer

Even in the summer, Norway offers challenging, rugged terrain that helps hone the cold-weather survival and mountain warfare skills of the U.S. Marines.

U.S. Marines participating in the Thunder Reindeer exercise in Setermoen, Norway in late May practice their cold weather survival skills while living in the Arctic. Credit: USMC photo by Lance Cpl. Chase Drayer

Army Researchers Look For a Few Tough Materials

Now it’s the protective measures that must stand the rigors of combat.

Soldiers with the 10th Mountain Division, Fort Drum, New York, survey an obstacle during an evaluation of the modular scalable vest generation II. The U.S. Army’s Army Research Laboratory (ARL) is working on developing personal and vehicle protective gear using new materials for harsh combat conditions. ARL photo

Detecting Change With Artificial Intelligence

A data set of satellite imagery and ML algorithms can determine damage from catastrophes.

Developed for the Defense Innovation Unit, the xBD data set combines advanced algorithms and satellite imagery to help assess the damage from catastrophes, including from California wildfires. Credit: Shutterstock/stockpexel

Manned-Unmanned Teaming Takes Off: Sponsored Content

Collaborative communications critical to growing alliances and autonomy to disrupt and defeat adversaries in contested environments

Incoming: What the Recent Past Teaches and Portends

The low-cost, high-impact harm caused by cyber attacks will require agencies, commands and commercial organizations to adapt with structural, behavioral and policy-based changes, much like the country did after Pearl Harbor.

Doing Things Differently at DISA

The combat support agency seeks to drive innovation as it focuses on cybersecurity, infrastructure modernization and enterprise communications.

Vice Adm. Nancy A. Norton, USN, director of the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) and commander, Joint Force Headquarters Department of Defense Information Network, reports that the interagency and international partnerships DISA has forged have strengthened the protection of critical assets around the world. Adm. Norton was the opening keynote speaker December 1 at AFCEA TechNet Cyber Conference, being held virtually through December 3.

Public Safety Communications Enterprise Takes Shape

DISA works with industry and governments to integrate military and civil emergency response.

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Defense Experts Plan More Agile Spectrum Use

Shared bandwidth will migrate from desirable to mandatory.

U.S. Marines conduct a routine check up on an AN/TPS-59 radar. New agile spectrum efforts by the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) aim to allow more efficient spectrum use on the battlefield while sharing spectrum with civilian bandwidth users. Credit: U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. John Hall, USMC

The Basics of Fourth Estate Network Optimization

DISA’s Defense Enclave Services Directorate advances on its five-year effort to aid network use of defense agencies.

Col. Chris Autrey, USAF, chief, Defense Enclave Services at the Defense Information Systems Agency, speaking at the AFCEA TechNet Cyber conference on Tuesday, reports that the Fourth Estate Network Optimization Program will increase interoperability across defense agencies and field activities, as DISA migrates to a single network to support them.

Raytheon's Pratt & Whitney Engines Secures F-35 Propulsion System Support Contract

Raytheon Technologies Corp., Pratt and Whitney Military E