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Army Reintegrating Electronic Warfare Into Force

The service expects significant progress this year.

The Army Rapid Capabilities Office uses the Network Integration Evaluation exercises to gain soldier feedback on electronic warfare prototypes. The service expects to make advances this year on reintroducing sophisticated electronic warfare technologies back into the force. Original image by Sgt. Maricris C.McLane, 24th Press Camp Headquarters. Edited by Chris D’Elia.

Crisis Pending in Military Satellite Communications

The U.S. Defense Department must make tough decisions to ensure uninterrupted connections.

Sgt. April Vance, USMC, a field radio operator with Headquarters Regiment, 1st Marine Logistics Group, adjusts the communications network during a field training exercise at Camp Pendleton, California. Field radio operators employ a range of frequencies to establish communications, including ultrahigh frequencies, upper-very-high frequencies and high frequencies. U.S. Marine Corps Photo by Staff Sgt. Rubin J. Tan, USMC

Interruption, Not Interference, Imperils Chip Supply Chain

Losing access to electronics is more of a threat than device sabotage.

The greatest threat to the global electronics supply may be a break at a weak point in the chain. Shutterstock/Sashkin

The Army's Pursuit of a Revolutionary Network Environment

The service seeks to add a cadre of space-based solutions for its tactical network.

The Army’s Integrated Tactical Network will leverage emerging mid-earth-orbit satellite communications, among other advanced technologies. Shutterstock/Andrey Armyagov/NASA

The Army's Tactical Network Must Support Intelligence and Electronic Warfare

The ability to provide deep sensing for long-range fires, confront IEDs, increase the survivability of aircraft, and conduct ISR hinges on an advanced tactical network on the battlefield.

The Army is working to advance how it integrates sensors to improve intelligence and Mission Command capabilities, says Brig. Gen. Robert Collins, USA, program executive officer, Intelligence, Electronic Warfare and Sensors. U.S. Army/PEO IEW&S

Disruptive by Design: How To Use the Evolving Federal Data Strategy

The competitive landscape of federal procurement will change, and creating systems to access and contextualize the data will play a more critical role.