March kicks off National Women’s History Month, highlighting women’s past and present that are making an impact in every industry, including defense. As such, our editorial team selected Dr. Samantha…
In today’s battlefield, constant modernization is critical to keep pace with threats. When it comes to radio communications, we’ve seen the move from analog radios to high-frequency (HF) radios to…
Bruce VanSkiver had his eye on the U.S. Air Force since he was a boy attending his first Thunderbirds airshow, sparking his life-long interest in flying. He sought a career…
As modernization across the military remains a focus to enable warfighters to keep pace with threats, there has been a clear emphasis on communications technologies. As such, many military services…
To keep pace with threats, the Department of Defense (DoD) is undergoing a change in how it procures military technology products and systems. From leveraging Other Transactional Authority agreements (OTAs) and innovative…
Phil Jasper wanted to be in the avionics and aerospace industry since he was a young boy. He still remembers riding on the back of his brother’s motorcycle with a…
The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) continues to focus on leveraging open architecture solutions to improve speed, flexibility, and costs, while getting technologies into the hands of warfighters, pilots, and…
Each year the Association of the United States Army (AUSA) holds their annual meeting to highlight current capabilities, future challenges, and the technologies and services that will enable the future…
On the battlefield, commanders need actionable intelligence to make real-time decisions. Intelligence collection missions are many times conducted near air defense threats that risk the platform being shot down. Operating…
Creating an open systems architecture isn’t a new concept for the Department of Defense or military service. In fact, the concept of integrating systems and avoiding customized systems that often…