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Army assesses emerging tech to meet critical gaps
The Army Warfighting Assessment exercise seeks to examine how new technologies can integrate with the future force as well as joint and multinational partners.
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To Integrate Cyber, US Army Is Learning by Doing
The Army is taking the old adage of “learning by doing” to heart.
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Cyber, Electronic Warfare Integration Critical for Future Army Ops
The Army has been discussing convergence and integration when it comes to cyberspace, the electromagnetic spectrum and the signal corps, going so far as establishing a new headquarters in the Pentagon to focus on policy, strategy, and requirements for cyber, electromagnetic spectrum and information operations.
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Army CIO Provides Update on IT Projects
During a panel discussion at the annual AUSA conference, Army’s CIO Lt. Gen. Robert Ferrell provided an update on the projects and progress the Army is making in the IT space.
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US Army Network Modernization Challenged by Funding and Culture
Maj. Gen. Garrett Yee, who serves within the Army’s CIO/G-6 office and is leading the Army’s modernization efforts, told C4ISRNET Editor Amber Corrin during a modernization round table that two critical challenges in this effort surround culture and funding.
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Counter-ISIS Cyber Task Force Provides Greater Clarity, C2
The specially designated task force designed to merely focus on countering the Islamic State group in cyberspace is providing clarity and focus on operations.
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ARCYBER Tests COTS-Modified Quadcopter
During battlefield exercises that took place in August at Fort Irwin, California, the Army tested new tactical unmanned aerial vehicle capabilities to feed information directly to brigade combat team commanders.
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US Army Sets Sights on Multi-Domain Operations
With the advent of new technologies that have enabled new domains of warfare, the military and Army is exploring how to exploit multi-domain operations as opposed to just maneuvering across the land, and later, the air domain.
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Force-Multiplying Tech Empowering Soldiers — But More Needed
One of the core challenges for the Army is that it has fought a much different war in the last 15 years than the current threat landscape prescribes.
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Unmanned F-16s declared IOC
The Air Force has declared QF-16 Full-Scale Aerial Target initially operationally capable.
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Army assesses emerging tech to meet critical gaps
The Army Warfighting Assessment exercise seeks to examine how new technologies can integrate with the future force as well as joint and multinational partners.
-
To Integrate Cyber, US Army Is Learning by Doing
The Army is taking the old adage of “learning by doing” to heart.
-
Cyber, Electronic Warfare Integration Critical for Future Army Ops
The Army has been discussing convergence and integration when it comes to cyberspace, the electromagnetic spectrum and the signal corps, going so far as establishing a new headquarters in the Pentagon to focus on policy, strategy, and requirements for cyber, electromagnetic spectrum and information operations.
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Army CIO Provides Update on IT Projects
During a panel discussion at the annual AUSA conference, Army’s CIO Lt. Gen. Robert Ferrell provided an update on the projects and progress the Army is making in the IT space.
-
US Army Network Modernization Challenged by Funding and Culture
Maj. Gen. Garrett Yee, who serves within the Army’s CIO/G-6 office and is leading the Army’s modernization efforts, told C4ISRNET Editor Amber Corrin during a modernization round table that two critical challenges in this effort surround culture and funding.
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Counter-ISIS Cyber Task Force Provides Greater Clarity, C2
The specially designated task force designed to merely focus on countering the Islamic State group in cyberspace is providing clarity and focus on operations.
-
ARCYBER Tests COTS-Modified Quadcopter
During battlefield exercises that took place in August at Fort Irwin, California, the Army tested new tactical unmanned aerial vehicle capabilities to feed information directly to brigade combat team commanders.
-
US Army Sets Sights on Multi-Domain Operations
With the advent of new technologies that have enabled new domains of warfare, the military and Army is exploring how to exploit multi-domain operations as opposed to just maneuvering across the land, and later, the air domain.
-
Force-Multiplying Tech Empowering Soldiers — But More Needed
One of the core challenges for the Army is that it has fought a much different war in the last 15 years than the current threat landscape prescribes.
-
Unmanned F-16s declared IOC
The Air Force has declared QF-16 Full-Scale Aerial Target initially operationally capable.
-
Army assesses emerging tech to meet critical gaps
The Army Warfighting Assessment exercise seeks to examine how new technologies can integrate with the future force as well as joint and multinational partners.
-
To Integrate Cyber, US Army Is Learning by Doing
The Army is taking the old adage of “learning by doing” to heart.
-
Cyber, Electronic Warfare Integration Critical for Future Army Ops
The Army has been discussing convergence and integration when it comes to cyberspace, the electromagnetic spectrum and the signal corps, going so far as establishing a new headquarters in the Pentagon to focus on policy, strategy, and requirements for cyber, electromagnetic spectrum and information operations.
-
Army CIO Provides Update on IT Projects
During a panel discussion at the annual AUSA conference, Army’s CIO Lt. Gen. Robert Ferrell provided an update on the projects and progress the Army is making in the IT space.
-
US Army Network Modernization Challenged by Funding and Culture
Maj. Gen. Garrett Yee, who serves within the Army’s CIO/G-6 office and is leading the Army’s modernization efforts, told C4ISRNET Editor Amber Corrin during a modernization round table that two critical challenges in this effort surround culture and funding.
-
Counter-ISIS Cyber Task Force Provides Greater Clarity, C2
The specially designated task force designed to merely focus on countering the Islamic State group in cyberspace is providing clarity and focus on operations.
-
ARCYBER Tests COTS-Modified Quadcopter
During battlefield exercises that took place in August at Fort Irwin, California, the Army tested new tactical unmanned aerial vehicle capabilities to feed information directly to brigade combat team commanders.
-
US Army Sets Sights on Multi-Domain Operations
With the advent of new technologies that have enabled new domains of warfare, the military and Army is exploring how to exploit multi-domain operations as opposed to just maneuvering across the land, and later, the air domain.
-
Force-Multiplying Tech Empowering Soldiers — But More Needed
One of the core challenges for the Army is that it has fought a much different war in the last 15 years than the current threat landscape prescribes.
-
Unmanned F-16s declared IOC
The Air Force has declared QF-16 Full-Scale Aerial Target initially operationally capable.













