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U.S. Commitment Key to a Successful Afghanistan
The long process of creating a viable state over Taliban objections will fail without continued involvement by the United States and its allies.
Afghanistan Coalition Benefits Allies, Interoperability
The troubled Central Asian nation is not the only country benefiting from international military operations.
Four Criteria Will Define Future Navy Information Technologies
New fleet systems must be secure, resilient, reliable and affordable, or they will not go to sea.
Admiral Views World Through Google Glass
A technology-driven fleet commander walks the walk through new capabilities.
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F-35 Offers Dream Capabilities for Pilots Who Have Flown It
Ease of operation and new technologies outweigh the problems that remain to be solved for the expensive Lightning II.
Budget Cuts Complicate Military Retention Efforts
Increasingly difficult career paths also may become harder to pursue.
Unmanned Systems Experience Growing Pains
The new platforms of choice for many warfighters are generating familiar issues.
Thales to Provide United Kingdom with Sonar Systems
Thales has signed a five-year contract with the United Kingdom’s Ministry of Defence to provide support for the Sonar 2050 anti-submarine sensor used on
U.S. Army Awards $497 Million in C4ISR Contracts
Aaski Technology Inc., Ocean, N.J. (W15P7T-14-D-A218); Nexagen Networks Inc., Marlboro, N.J.
Navmar to Develop Rapid Biometrics Processing Technology
Navmar Applied Sciences Corp., Warminster, Pa., is being awarded a $12,500,411 cost-plus-fixed-fee contract for development of a Biometric Identity Approval Senti