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Megacity Warfare a Warfighter's Nightmare

Technology still provides an edge in an equalizing environment.

Data-rich 3D maps would let soldiers spend time viewing terrain from a variety of perspectives to gain an intuitive sense of the battlespace before megacity operations. Courtesy photo

Army Strives to Speed Advancements to Warfighters

Leaders fielding tactical communication technologies move to agile methods to support the service’s cross-functional needs.

A new iterative approach in the Army is bringing innovative tactical communication equipment to soldiers faster, leaders say.

Army Tests Option to Buy Tech Data Rights Upfront

To increase readiness, CECOM is piloting an intellectual property rights escrow concept.

Maj. Gen. Randy Taylor, USA, commanding general, U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command, and senior commander of Aberdeen Proving Ground, is working to improve the Army’s readiness.

Incoming: There Are Two Sides to the AI Coin

Much discussion is underway on artificial intelligence (AI) and what it means for society. Debates rage over the ethics of decisions being made without a human in the process.

A Future in STEM, Thanks to War Veterans Scholarship

AFCEA’s commitment to supporting both STEM education and military personnel comes together in the AFCEA War Veterans Scholarship.

Staff Sgt. Jenna Saenz, USAF, American Military University (l), receives a 2017 War Veterans Scholarship from her commanding officer, Lt. Col. Jonathan Dietrich, USAF, 661st Aeronautical Systems Squadron.

President's Commentary: Tactical C3 Must Not Be an Afterthought

Tactical command, control and communications (C3) is significantly changing as the U.S. military retools amid 17 years of conflict in the Middle East.