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Mobile field operations are enabled 
by a compact, lightweight unit
 that takes mere minutes to set up.

New opportunities are opening up as 
intelligence acquisition approaches are adjusted.

BYOD security looms large for policy makers.

The decision pulls in various missions and
 centralizes them in a more modern infrastructure.

The University of Illinois is prepping its Center for Wounded
 Veterans with state-of-the-art assisted and adaptive devices.

A U.S. defense agency promotes
 the pending
 proliferation of mobile devices.

External threats and public revelations are only part
 of the large menu of setbacks confronting the community.

Awareness on the battlefield coupled with lighter loads for increased warfighter mobility are key enablers of the future fight. Brig. Gen. (P) Paul A. Ostrowski, USA, the program executive officer, Program Executive Office (PEO) Soldier, is focusing his organization on addressing those needs.

Despite the various associated national security and economic issues emerging worldwide, this can be a time of opportunity. Major challenges often compel bold steps and creative thought, which is why opportunity defines our future.

It really is the perfect weapon for a country of couch potatoes. Grab the remote, point, click and “boom,” there goes some hapless al-Qaida bigwig, blown to smithereens in living color. It is like playing “Call of Duty,” but with real ammo.