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Here’s how the Army wants to integrate cyber, EW into operational formations
The Army is continuing to evolve concepts to fight and win in future operating environments. But what will these capabilities look like, and how will they impact the overall force structure?
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Coalition interoperability being written into requirements
The Army is looking to incorporate coalition interoperability within its requirements when it comes to network solutions.
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Army to begin transitioning EW personnel to cyber in January
Training of mobile training teams will begin in early January to ensure the force will be ready to go on Oct. 1.
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Army to stand up rapid communications pilot
Speaking at TechNet Augusta, Maj. Gen. John Morrison, commander of Fort Gordon and the Cyber Center of Excellence, discussed what a Joint Communications Support Element would look like in the Army.
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How the Army and Marines are interoperating in electronic warfare
While interoperability is limited for now, only existing at shared databases, the Army and Marine Corps are focused on improving their capabilities and sharing abilities.
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New Army CIO/G-6: Network should support war fighter, not vice versa
With the dual-hat responsibility of being the Army’s chief information officer and leading G6, the Army’s communication and C4 division, its new head intends to focus heavily on the latter job.
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US is ‘outgunned’ in electronic warfare, says cyber commander
Two military leaders admitted at the TechNet Augusta conference this week that the United States is falling behind in its electronic warfare capability.
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Sensor overload is overloading the network
This problem is expected to get worse in the next 10 years with the increase in boxes and sensors.
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Army RCO expands scope of mission
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office is looking to expand beyond the initial three areas of focus from when it was stood up less than a year ago.
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Army seeking network simplicity
Top Army leaders acknowledge that in future operating environments, soldiers will not have the benefit of large logistical support — they’ll need to operate networks themselves.
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Here’s how the Army wants to integrate cyber, EW into operational formations
The Army is continuing to evolve concepts to fight and win in future operating environments. But what will these capabilities look like, and how will they impact the overall force structure?
-
Coalition interoperability being written into requirements
The Army is looking to incorporate coalition interoperability within its requirements when it comes to network solutions.
-
Army to begin transitioning EW personnel to cyber in January
Training of mobile training teams will begin in early January to ensure the force will be ready to go on Oct. 1.
-
Army to stand up rapid communications pilot
Speaking at TechNet Augusta, Maj. Gen. John Morrison, commander of Fort Gordon and the Cyber Center of Excellence, discussed what a Joint Communications Support Element would look like in the Army.
-
How the Army and Marines are interoperating in electronic warfare
While interoperability is limited for now, only existing at shared databases, the Army and Marine Corps are focused on improving their capabilities and sharing abilities.
-
New Army CIO/G-6: Network should support war fighter, not vice versa
With the dual-hat responsibility of being the Army’s chief information officer and leading G6, the Army’s communication and C4 division, its new head intends to focus heavily on the latter job.
-
US is ‘outgunned’ in electronic warfare, says cyber commander
Two military leaders admitted at the TechNet Augusta conference this week that the United States is falling behind in its electronic warfare capability.
-
Sensor overload is overloading the network
This problem is expected to get worse in the next 10 years with the increase in boxes and sensors.
-
Army RCO expands scope of mission
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office is looking to expand beyond the initial three areas of focus from when it was stood up less than a year ago.
-
Army seeking network simplicity
Top Army leaders acknowledge that in future operating environments, soldiers will not have the benefit of large logistical support — they’ll need to operate networks themselves.
-
Here’s how the Army wants to integrate cyber, EW into operational formations
The Army is continuing to evolve concepts to fight and win in future operating environments. But what will these capabilities look like, and how will they impact the overall force structure?
-
Coalition interoperability being written into requirements
The Army is looking to incorporate coalition interoperability within its requirements when it comes to network solutions.
-
Army to begin transitioning EW personnel to cyber in January
Training of mobile training teams will begin in early January to ensure the force will be ready to go on Oct. 1.
-
Army to stand up rapid communications pilot
Speaking at TechNet Augusta, Maj. Gen. John Morrison, commander of Fort Gordon and the Cyber Center of Excellence, discussed what a Joint Communications Support Element would look like in the Army.
-
How the Army and Marines are interoperating in electronic warfare
While interoperability is limited for now, only existing at shared databases, the Army and Marine Corps are focused on improving their capabilities and sharing abilities.
-
New Army CIO/G-6: Network should support war fighter, not vice versa
With the dual-hat responsibility of being the Army’s chief information officer and leading G6, the Army’s communication and C4 division, its new head intends to focus heavily on the latter job.
-
US is ‘outgunned’ in electronic warfare, says cyber commander
Two military leaders admitted at the TechNet Augusta conference this week that the United States is falling behind in its electronic warfare capability.
-
Sensor overload is overloading the network
This problem is expected to get worse in the next 10 years with the increase in boxes and sensors.
-
Army RCO expands scope of mission
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office is looking to expand beyond the initial three areas of focus from when it was stood up less than a year ago.
-
Army seeking network simplicity
Top Army leaders acknowledge that in future operating environments, soldiers will not have the benefit of large logistical support — they’ll need to operate networks themselves.
