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Commentary: A Multidomain Age Is Dawning for the Army

Along with the other services, the Army is studying the model of multidomain operations, or MDO, and is developing its concepts to deal with a changing threat environment that challenges U.S. force supremacy around the globe.

The Army's Newest Technology Is the Human Brain

Knowing what a soldier is thinking and feeling is part of ARL AI research.

A soldier operates systems in a simulated tank while scientists at the Army Research Laboratory (ARL) monitor his brain waves. This work by the ARL’s Combat Capabilities Development Center seeks to establish how artificial intelligence can be employed to address a soldier’s needs by determining changes in the human’s mood. ARL photo

AFCEA War Veterans Scholarship Winners Pursue STEM Career Dreams

The two winners of the Fall 2018 AFCEA War Veterans Scholarship were honored at chapter luncheons this spring.

Saim Bashir (2nd from right), a Marine Corps veteran studying at George Mason University, receives his AFCEA War Veterans Scholarship from (l-r) Tamara Greenspan, president, NOVA Chapter; Robin P. Swan, director, Office of Business Transformation, Office of the Secretary of the Army; and Chuck Griffith, chapter vice president of programs, NOVA chapter.

From Pigeons to ESP

A longtime AFCEA communicator looks back and ahead.

Gas Cell Battery, 1959. Dr. Werner Von Braun, chief scientist of the U.S. Army’s missile program, inspects the gas cell battery under study at the U.S. Army Signal Corps Research and Development Laboratory. Arthur Daniel, left, explains how the battery converts hydrogen and oxygen to electrical power directly. Looking on is Leonard Rokaw, chief of technical information at the laboratory. Von Braun’s visit included a tour of the space electronics facilities. Credit: Fort Monmouth (Images of America)

Incoming: Cyber Threats Need Less Hand-to-Hand Combat, More Collective Defense

We need strategies and mesh solutions, such as managed security services, that are designed at the enterprise level and include all Defense Department stakeholders, regardless of how small or niche they are, to ensure that all are adequately protected.