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Access to Data is Key for Indo-Pacific Operations

Pacific Air Forces leaders call for improved communications and information in a challenging region.

Speaking to the AFCEA Hawaii Chapter on June 30 during a virtual luncheon, Gen. Charles Brown, USAF, who is the outgoing commander, Pacific Air Forces; air component commander, U.S. Indo-Pacific Command; and executive director, Pacific Air Combat Operations Staff, Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii, advises the industry to help quickly field capabilities to the warfighter, rather than delivering a solution "late to need."

Space Force Sends Additional GPS Capability into Space

The third launch of the GPS III system adds performance and protection.

The successful launch of the GPS III Space Vehicle 03 and the recovery of the Falcon 9 rocket booster represents another step in innovation. Credit: SpaceX

A New Approach to Lunar Robots

The current development of particular robots for NASA represents a methodical shift in how some Lunar or Martian vehicles are designed and how the related components or systems are included to support vehicle operation.

Teaching a Computer To Read Your Mind

Researchers are using digital game playing between humans and computers as a foundation for training systems to incorporate human intent.

Collaborative 3D digital games are a great platform for developing human-non human teaming capabilities, says Julie Marble, senior scientist at Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory. JHU APL

China is Retooling, and Russia Seeks Harm to Critical Infrastructure

Intelligence leader warns of the mounting threats of cyber espionage, digital attacks and influence operations from adversaries.

Air Force intelligence leader warns U.S. industry of growing risk from China's goal of intellectual property theft to undercut U.S. national security. Pictured, a F-35A Lighting II waits to taxi on the runway at Hill Air Force Base, Utah on May 20. Credit: U.S. Air Force photo by R. Nial Bradshaw.

Gen. Lyman Moves to Cyber Operations

The U.S. Transportation Command director will take his cyberspace expertise to the Pentagon.

Brig. Gen. Robert Lyman (USAF), director, Command, Control, Communications, and Cyber Systems Directorate, TCJ6, pictured center, speaks to Col. Mark Bradley, USAF, the TCJ6 deputy director at the U.S. Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM) on June 9. In July, Gen. Lyman will be joining the Pentagon as the Air Force’s assistant deputy chief of staff for Cyber Effects Operations, AF A2/A6. Photo by Michelle Gigante, USTRANSCOM/PA

NASA Hosts $1 Million Technology Challenge

Effort aims to pull in entrepreneurs with advanced technologies in machine learning, artificial intelligence, autonomy, robotics, and advanced sensors.