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Advances in Quantum Sensing and Timing

AFRL researchers harness cold quantum and other emerging technologies for advanced position, navigation and timing.

The U.S. Space Force and the greater military will need to rely on next-generation quantum atomic clocks, quantum sensors and component technologies in a near-peer environment in space. Credit: Shutterstock/Ezume Images

Information Warfare for Today’s Marines

The deputy commandant for information expands the crucial foundation for a fleet-ready information advantage.

The Marine Corps is harnessing a new advantage, their Marine Expeditionary Force Information Groups that align signal intelligence, electronic warfare support, targeting, communications, psychological operations; open-source intelligence and traditional intelligence, among other organizations. Credit: USMC

U.S. Leaders Forge New Agreements With Japan's Top Officials

The nations will work together to advance "critical and emerging" military technologies, including counter-hypersonics, high-power microwaves and autonomous systems.

Sailors man the rails aboard the USS Ronald Reagan as the ship returns to Yokosuka, Japan, on December 16., 2022, following a deployment to the western Pacific Ocean. To help ensure a free and open Indo-Pacific region, the United States and Japan are strengthening their already close alliance. Credit: Navy Petty Officer 3rd Class Oswald Felix.

Cyber Attacks on Hospitals for Children Cause More Than Pain

Latest barrage of digital warfare impacts health care as well as financial security.

Cyber marauders digitally attack a children’s hospital in Toronto via ransomware, not only causing impacts to patient healthcare but also to its financial rating. Photo by Shutterstock/Nattapol_Sritongcom

Creating Innovators While Innovating

Air Force program aims to tackle tough challenges as it trains warfighters in how to innovate.

Michigan Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist (l), joins Maj. Gen. Paul Rogers, adjutant general and director of Michigan's Department of Military and Veterans Affairs, Brig. Gen. Bryan Teff, assistant adjutant general for the Michigan Air National Guard, and Brig. Gen. Rolf Mammen, 127th Wing commander, during the 2020 unveiling of the Kelly Johnson Joint All-Domain Innovation Center at Selfridge Air National Guard Base. Since then, the center has sought to host innovative programs. Credit: MSG Scott Thompson

Achieving Cyber Skills Through Gaming

CyberStart America lets students try the cybersecurity field.

The cyber workforce gap in America is so huge that the National Cyber Scholarship Foundation sees the need to grow its program in the future to reach younger kids at the middle school level. Credit: Shutterstock/spass

NSA Texas Is Open for Cyber Business

The National Security Agency is growing its U.S. cybersecurity workforce, particularly in the Lone Star State.

DoD Joint Cloud Opens for Warfighters on December 21

Among other features, the Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability will bring advanced compute and storage capabilities to top secret and other classification levels.