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TechNet Indo-Pacific 2025 Coverage

Live coverage and more from TechNet Indo-Pacific at the Hawai'i Convention Center in Honolulu, Hawaii.

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Editorial Coverage

How the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command Views Tech Priorities

On the edge of even more changes, the military must shore up its capabilities.

Lt. Gen. Joshua Rudd, USA, the U.S. Indo-Pacific deputy commander, speaks at AFCEA International’s TechNet Indo-Pacific conference on October 30 in Honolulu. Credit: Artistic Mindz Photography

Air Power in the Indo-Pacific Looks To Go Full Throttle

The confluence of autonomy, advanced command and control, and continued allied integration, tested in a recent major exercise, will adroitly project power in the region.

Lt. Gen. Laura Lenderman speaks on the first-in-a-generation department-level exercise series, REFORPAC, which was designed to combat air power in the Indo-Pacific region at speed and scale, and conduct operations in a contested, dynamic environment. Credit: Artistic Mindz Photography

The Close, Brutal Nature of Potential Combat in the Indo-Pacific Has Army Pacific on Its Toes

Innovation and adaptation are crucial to their success, leader says.

It is imperative that the Army embraces innovation, especially in the Indo-Pacific region, says Gen. Ronald Clark, USA, commanding general, U.S. Army Pacific, speaking on October 28 at AFCEA’s 40th annual TechNet Indo-Pacific conference. Credit: Artistic Mindz Photography

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