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Discussion at AUSA: Building & Maintaining the Industrial Base
This discussion took place on October 15 at AUSA Annual 2024. Technologies such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, digital twins and modular architecture all offer manufacturing advantages to the U.S. Army to design, prototype and build the materiel needed to meet readiness needs. But implementing those technologies requires an overhaul of the manufacturing process, and…
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Discussion at AUSA: C4ISR Dominance on Today’s Battlefield
This discussion took place on October 14 at AUSA Annual 2024. With network access and security being critical to the Army’s efforts to implement a truly connected fighting force, designing, building and maintaining networks that are dependable and secure is a top priority. In this AUSA panel, Defense News examined the role networks play in…
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Discussion at AUSA: Workforce Needs for Army Modernization
This discussion took place on October 14 at AUSA Annual 2024. Technology is the driving force behind the Army’s modernization efforts, but that technology must be effectively implemented, maintained and operated to reach its full potential. In this AUSA panel, Defense News explored what skillsets are needed in the Army, how the service can find,…
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Discussion at AUSA: Army Modernization
This discussion took place on October 14 at AUSA Annual 2024. As the Army undertakes a massive modernization effort, its efforts face challenges in maintaining readiness for current needs while transitioning to future needs. What is the current state of modernization? How are systems and different pieces of the Army such as ground vehicles and…
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Put Me in Coach — Rebuilding the Ranks is On All of Us
The famous line, “Put me in, coach!” from John Fogerty’s classic baseball anthem came from his own frustration watching games at home. Whenever he saw a team struggle, he would always yell at the TV, “Put me in coach!” More and more, I find myself thinking these same four words as I watch the military…
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Webcast: Modernizing to Meet Tomorrow’s Defense Needs
This webcast took place on September 18, 2024 With each branch of the U.S. military focused on modernization, the industrial base will play a critical role in ensuring that the challenges of tomorrow can be met. Technology is at the forefront of these challenges, as the U.S. military faces tasks ranging from developing artificial intelligence…
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When a Patient is Diagnosed with Breast Cancer
Breast cancer is the most common cancer diagnosed among U.S. women and the second leading cause of death from cancer among women after lung cancer, according to the American Cancer Society. It’s also the most common cancer in the world (Breastcancer.org). “Breast cancer treatment is stressful for patients on many levels and our ongoing research…
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Military Thriving™ Change Forum at Georgetown: A Call to Service
On October 23, 2024 Georgetown University and ZeroMils will co-host the first national Change Forum of its kind, bringing together senior leaders from across the public, private, and nonprofit sectors, in an effort to improve military recruitment. This is not your typical convening — the Military Thriving Change Forum at Georgetown is a nationwide, private…
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Flying with confidence: Why pilots love the F-15 and F-16
Fighter pilots have been counting on RTX capabilities to power their missions and bring them home safely for more than 50 years. The sound starts as a low rumble overhead in the distance. It changes as it gets closer. The slow, steady hum gives way to a sharp, shearing sound – like a massive, invisible…
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Sourcehere Connects Buyers with U.S. Companies at Japan Aerospace
When it comes to generating business leads at this year’s Japan Aerospace, October 16 – 18 in Tokyo, Japan, U.S. exhibitors will have an extra advantage over their competitors. In partnership with Sourcehere.com, the global supply chain networking platform, USA Partnership Pavilion organizer Kallman Worldwide will produce a digital show directory to connect more international…
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