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Computer Sight Enhances Human Foresight

Powerful augmented reality technologies not only display data for users but also gather information, offering expansive capabilities.

Employing so-called computerized vision, DAQRI Smart Glasses not only “see” an environment and provide data to a user but also pull in information. Photo credit: DAQRI

Disruptive by Design: Drone in a Box Meets Military Comms

Unmanned systems and robots are rapidly changing the character of warfare. As the U.S. Defense Department considers their increased use, the time is ripe to discuss both the opportunities and challenges these autonomous systems present on and off the battlefield for military communicators.

Women in AFCEA Commemorates Its Fifth Anniversary

From humble beginnings as a subcommittee of the AFCEA International Membership Committee in 2013, Women in AFCEA has greatly expanded its offerings at both the international and chapter levels over the past five years.

At the recent Women’s Appreciation Event during the West Conference in San Diego, keynote presenter Rear Adm. Danelle Barrett, USN, Navy Cyber Security Division director (c), congratulates Women’s Appreciation Award winners (from l) Tamara Greenspan, Kathleen Berganski, Ashley Becker, chair of Women in AFCEA, Abigail Wilson and Sharon O’Malley Burg.

Navy Ninjas Master Information Warfare Arts

Newly trained sailors will provide expertise across the sea service.

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In Network Defense, Time Is of the Essence

Information warfare has raised the stakes for securing cyberspace.

An Arkansas Air National Guard technical sergeant works in a cybersecurity incident response training exercise. The Joint Force Headquarters-Department of Defense Information Network (JFHQ-DODIN) is expanding its reach into U.S. Defense Department networks and accelerating the pace of cyber defense as it confronts new challenges from adversaries.

Navy Fuses Information Into Warfare

A holistic approach broadens commanders’ options.

Lt. Steven McGhan, USN, demonstrates a gun-augmented reality system at Trident Warrior 2017. In support of the Navy’s Optimized Fleet Response Plan, the Naval Information Warfighting Development Center (NIWDC) uses live, virtual and constructive training capabilities like these to effectively train the fleet. Navy photo by Alan Antczak

A New Front in Information Warfare

The U.S. government and citizens must prepare to defend democracy and assess the truth.

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Army Mounts IW Comeback

Technology matters, but how it’s used wins wars.

An electronic warfare specialist trains on the Versatile Radio Observation and Direction system at Schofield Barracks, Hawaii. Credit: Staff Sgt. Armando R. Limon, USA, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 25th Infantry Division

DISA Strives to Exploit the Pace of Change

New technologies are affecting the information agency both positively and negatively.

A U.S. Marine uses a radio during a field exercise on the Japanese island of Okinawa. New mobile technologies emerging from industry will be essential for the U.S. military to maintain battlespace supremacy, and the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) is striving to incorporate them into the force.

Sponsored: Innovative Solutions for SWaP-Constrained Defense Systems

Mercury Systems offers military-grade microelectronics packaging for the 21st century.