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Innovative uses for geospatial systems are exploding across the government and commercial landscape. What once was largely the purview of military planners and operators now is creating adherents in fields where geospatial systems can help understand the past, comprehend the present and predict the future.

Intrusions into U.S. networks do not necessarily require a cyber return of fire.

Since its start in 2012, AFCEA’s Continuing Education (CE) program has grown by expanding to more events at both the international and chapter levels and by increasing the number of CompTIA and GIAC certifications supported.

America’s challenge with integrating veterans back into our communities is not new. As a nation, we should be doing more to facilitate and support this transition, especially over the long term.

An ongoing effort is discovering new factors for protecting remote-controlled or autonomous craft.

The 21st-century Signal Corps needs a cultural change to support morphing battlefield environments.

Defense officials have to examine what can be gleaned from demographics.

The agency’s ship rider program helps the Navy gain crucial GEOINT at sea.

Technology simplifies dissemination and analysis of reams of geospatial information.

A wealth of unclassified data compels the NGA to map out a new knowledge-based future.