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2021 ROTC Honor Awards

This year, AFCEA mailed out 112 awards to students in STEM fields and ROTC programs at their universities or nearby universities, and received photos back from a few award ceremonies.

Cadet Hardy Stone, USA, Texas Christian University, pauses for a photo following an award ceremony in which he was awarded an AFCEA ROTC Award.

On Point: Q&A with Melissa Hathaway

Q&A with Melissa Hathaway, president of Hathaway Global Strategies, and former cyber advisor to President George W. Bush and President Barack H. Obama.

The Past Can Profit Cyber Planning

Battling terrorists resulted in knowledge to fight near-peer adversaries.

Gen. Paul M. Nakasone, USA, tells Army National Guard soldiers U.S. Cyber Command is only as good as all the components, including Active, Reserve and National Guard. Photo by Steven Stover, 780th Military Intelligence Brigade

Flat Budgets Don’t Deter Sea Services Advances

Technology will play a role during ongoing transitions.

A U.S. Coast Guard cutter and a U.S. Navy Arleigh Burke-class destroyer patrol the Hawaiian Island operational area. All three sea services are modernizing amid budget constraints. Credit: MC2 Christian M. Huntington, USN

Commander Touts Digital Twin Benefits

Digital twins aid for ship design and maintenance.

Digital twin technology aids in the design and maintenance of ships for the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps.Credit: Chesky/Shutterstock

AFCEA Europe Office Early Days

Memories from the early days of AFCEA expansion into Europe

Extroverts Wanted

Networking, engagement and business support boost small business.

Navy Fights to Keep Ahead of Cyber Adversaries

The fleet seeks interoperable security tools to add to the mix of ships.

Two U.S. Navy operations specialists stand watch aboard the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower. The Navy must provide cybersecurity for major systems aboard ships as well as for smaller logistical systems, all of which are targets for digital adversaries. U.S. Navy photo

From AI Hype to AI Proof

The military’s next steps may advance applications of artificial intelligence.

A soldier wears virtual reality glasses; a graphic depiction of a chess set sits in the foreground. Illustration created by NIWC Pacific

Precision-Guided Marketing Frames the Future of Information Operations

The consumer is the product.

Defending digital ecosystems from information pollution data operators should be a mission the U.S. national security apparatus conducts. Shutterstock/ NDE12019