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TechNet Indo-Pacific 2019

See coverage from SIGNAL Media of TechNet Indo-Pacific 2019

TechNet Indo-Pacific 2019

Innovation, Security Are Foundations of Future Defense Networking

Government and industry come from different directions to face similar challenges.

Panelists discuss the Defense Department's digital modernization at TechNet Indo-Pacific 2019 in Honolulu. Credit: Bob Goodwin Photography

Connecting Communications Across the Indo-Pacific

The Pacific Air Forces provide command and control solutions for airmen operating in the challenging region.

An HH-60G Pave Hawk from the 18th Wing, Kadena Air Base, Japan, flies during a recent recovery training. Any command and control solutions have to reach airmen across the Indo-Pacific region, leaders say. Pacific Air Forces.

Chinese Threat Dominates INDOPACOM Intelligence

The Middle Kingdom’s actions are no surprise to official experts on that region.

U.S. Navy cryptologic technicians stand watch in the combat information center of the USS Milius in the East China Sea. U.S. Indo-Pacific Command (INDOPACOM) intelligence experts are addressing the long-expected emergence of China as a regional adversary with global intentions. (U.S. Navy photo by MC2 Taylor DiMartino, USN)

Technology Supports INDOPACOM Headway

The command adapts home-grown capabilities to counter advances by adversaries.

A Philippine airman acts as a gunner for a U.S. Marine during a surface-to-air missile simulation in a joint exercise. The U.S. Into-Pacific Command is seeking new technologies that will enable U.S. and partner forces to interoperate advanced capabilities in the battlespace. Credit: Lance Cpl. Brianna Tuck, USMC