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In Memoriam: Remembering AFCEA Committee Member Mark Emery

Mark Emery, a pioneer in the cellular communications industry and a longtime contributor to AFCEA International’s missions—especially through its committees—passed away April 3. He was buried April 17 in his hometown of Pittsburgh.

Mark Emery pioneered the integration of wireless and wired communications technology, including the early Sprint Spectrum service.

Cyber Diplomacy Is in High Demand

Former Marine takes diplomacy of emerging technologies, digital infrastructure and the cyber domain around the world.

Nathaniel Fick (second from l), ambassador at large, Bureau of Cyberspace and Digital Policy, U.S. Department of State, speaks to reporters on April 12 during a Defense Writers Group event in Washington, D.C.

Space Information Sharing and Analysis Center Is Open For Business

The new Space ISAC will help the space community to enhance the security and resilience of space systems, leader says.

The new Space Information Sharing and Analysis Center in Colorado Springs is a public-private partnership to monitor and understand threats to the space community.

Space Development Agency Launches Tranche Zero

Minimum viable product level deployment of the missile warning system’s initial warfighter immersion layer will demonstrate feasibility of proliferated architecture, agency says.

Building In-House Cyber Guardians

The U.S. Space Force is advancing on standing up its own cadre of cyber operators.

U.S. Space Force Col. Joseph Wingo, USSF, chief, Cyber and Spectrum Operations, along with moderator Mike Monson, president, Definitive Logic, present at the AFCEA NOVA Chapter’s Space Force Industry Information Technology Day on March 21.

Air Force to Expand Operations in the Indo-Pacific Region

The U.S. military as a whole is seeking to strengthening its posture west of the International Dateline.

A U.S. Air Force pilot assigned to the 36th Fighter Squadron from Osan Air Base, Republic of Korea, prepares an F-16 fighting falcon for takeoff at Korat Royal Thai Air Base, Kingdom of Thailand, on March 7, 2023, during Exercise Cobra Gold 2023. The service is looking to increase its operations in the Indo-Pacific region. USAF/PACAF photo by 1st Lt. Jade Watkins

DoD Releases Cyber Workforce Strategy

Plan aims to grow the military side of cyber warriors as well as civilian personnel.

The Department of Defense's new Cyber Workforce Strategy aims to tackle the military's 25% shortfall in its cyber workforce numbers. Credit: DoD

Governor of Okinawa Calls for Solutions That Address U.S. Operational Impacts

Japanese leader highlights unresolved issues affecting his region.

U.S. military activities have greatly impacted Okinawa, Japan, its governor, Denny Tamaki, says. Pictured is an aerial photo of northern Okinawa. Credit: USMC Cpl. Patricia Lockhart

Air Force Unveils New Tanker Aircraft and Systems Plan

The NGAS program will field tankers and systems necessary for the future near-peer environment.

The Air Force unveiled a new program to field tanker aircraft and systems designed to operate in a near-peer environment, which may mean a move away from the KC-46A Pegasus. Photo courtesy of Boeing

Making Sense in Low Altitude

Companies offer emerging technology solutions for the urban air mobility market.

To support the expected onslaught of quadcopters, air taxis and drones in low altitude, companies are creating new ways of air traffic management and identification compared to the traditional Federal Aviation Administration systems. These new-age systems employ artificial intelligence, autonomy, computer vision and mesh networks, among other capabilities. Credit: Shutterstock/Andrey Suslov