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High Schoolers in Georgia to Benefit from New Intel Coursework

The curriculum will set the stage for possible careers in the field.

This fall, high school students in Georgia will have the opportunity to study the intelligence field, thanks to a course added by the state’s Department of Education. Reportedly the first of its kind in the nation, the class will give students a leg up in pursuing careers in intelligence, officials say. Shutterstock/Rawpixel

Assessing Communications of Humans and Autonomous Systems

ARL researchers examine robot-human team interactions to support soldiers.

Soldiers observe fired artillery rounds in an M109A6 Paladin howitzer at the Tan Tan Training Area, Morocco in June, during African Lion, U.S. Africa Command’s largest joint, annual exercise. As the Army works to design the portfolio of Next Generation Combat Vehicles (NGCV), scientists at the Army Research Laboratory are examining how to measure communication between soldiers and robotic systems, to improve human-autonomous teams that will fight together in the NGCV. Army Sgt. 1st Class R.J. Lannom

DISA Harnesses AI to Boost Cyber Defense

DISA is relying on artificial intelligence resources from DOD's Joint Artificial Intelligence Center and industry in some new efforts.

The Defense Information Systems Agency’s Emerging Technology Directorate is beginning a new pilot program to look at how well artificial intelligence and machine learning can be applied to automate aspects of cyber defense. Credit: Shutterstock/cybrain

NGA Targets More Mature Prototypes

National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s new Moonshot Labs is designed to bring in emerging technologies and software advancements.

The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s new Moonshot Labs facility is a key component in growing greater cooperation between the private sector and government, and leveraging the competitive advantages that combination will bring, according to Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Avril Haines, who was on-hand for the facility’s July 23 opening.

Laser Technology Will Improve Operations

As experts see the movement of directed energy technologies onto the battlefield, they are seeing improved warfighting techniques.

High energy lasers will improve battlefield operations through increased intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities, not to mention the counter-unmanned aerial system properties, experts say. Credit: Photo Courtesy of Raytheon

Zero Trust Is Key Enabler of Air Force’s Agile Combat Employment

The service’s move to send groups of multicapable airmen in an agile, dispersed manner from main operating bases will be supported by the emerging cybersecurity measure.

U.S. Air Force airmen at Andersen Air Force Base, Guam, work to refuel an F-35A Lighting II aircraft assigned to Eielson Air Force Base, Alaska during the Cope North exercise in February. The airmen were conducting agile combat employment, or ACE, training during the exercise. The service’s ACE operations, which aim to bring more agility, resiliency and deterrence in a near-peer competitive environment, will be supported by its zero-trust architecture platforms. Credit: Pacific Air Forces/Senior Airmen Jona

Balancing Agile Processes on the Contractor Side

Northrop Grumman probes new processes for updates to the F-16 radar system.

In developing the active electronically scanned array AN/APG-83 Scalable Agile Beam Radar (SABR) software for the U.S. Air Force’s F-16 Viper fighter aircraft, Northrop Grumman had to balance a new way of interacting with and delivering to its customer. Credit: Northrop Grumman

Army Tests Blockchain-Related Information Assurance Solution

Computer engineers at the service’s DEVCOM C5ISR leverage emerging technology to provide information provenance to warfighters.

The U.S. Army’s Combat Capabilities Development Command C5ISR Center and other Army partners prepare for the Network Modernization Experiment 21 event by readying vehicles and equipment for the event held at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, New Jersey in May. Credit: Jasmyne Douglas, Joint Base McGuire Dix Lakehurst PAO Office

Startups Expand Artificial Intelligence, Computing and Mission Capabilities

Inventors create groundbreaking cyber, artificial intelligence, Internet of Things security and other advanced technologies.

New York-based Intelligent Artifacts has created groundbreaking artificial intelligence software for mission-critical navigation systems, sensor fusion and machine vision applications for use across the aerospace, defense, automotive and emergency response industries. Credit: Intelligent Artifacts

China’s Growing Threat to Taiwan and the World

Military intelligence looks at the timing of China’s actions.

A view of Taipei, Taiwan’s capital city, extends over the horizon. Military action by China against Taiwan may “only be a matter of time, and not a matter of ‘if,’” warns Rear Adm. Michael Studeman, USN, the intelligence leader, or J-2, of the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command. Credit: Shutterstock/SkyImages

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High Schoolers in Georgia to Benefit from New Intel Coursework

Assessing Communications of Humans and Autonomous Systems

DISA Harnesses AI to Boost Cyber Defense

NGA Targets More Mature Prototypes

Laser Technology Will Improve Operations

Zero Trust Is Key Enabler of Air Force’s Agile Combat Employment

Balancing Agile Processes on the Contractor Side

Army Tests Blockchain-Related Information Assurance Solution

Startups Expand Artificial Intelligence, Computing and Mission Capabilities

China’s Growing Threat to Taiwan and the World