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Throughout its rich history, the U.S. Marine Corps has developed many significant warfighting concepts that remain valid today. With adjustments for unforeseen new technologies and capabilities, these forward-looking concepts serve the Marine Corps and the nation well.

The aim is to provide comprehensive instruction in a deployment environment.

Information technology companies, especially in public sector contracts, face one of the great curses of success: the need for speedier and more efficient key processes while controlling cost. One process involves the negotiation, management and preparation of contracts. Because the client—be it federal, state, local or even an international entity—won’t speed up, companies must speed up their contract life cycles and procurement-related activities.

Communicators have looked ahead in developing their system architecture in Iraq.

A U.S. Navy PEO breaks down 'stovepipes of excellence.'

Scientists experience breakthroughs in all areas of artificial intelligence.

Cognitive computing offers revolutionary changes for warfighters.

Their mission is not entirely clear given the other ships serving China’s navy.

The defense research agency invests in studies to teach machines to communicate with people.

Col. Paul A. Welch, USAF, has been selected for the grade of brigadier general and assigned as vice commander, U.S. Air Force Warfare Center, Air Combat Command, Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada.