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…

Last week, the U.S. Air Force hosted their annual Air Force Information Technology and Cyberpower (AFITC) Conference, as they’ve done for over 30 years. But this year in light of…

Just as the possibility of self-driving cars has taken the civilian automotive world by storm, autonomous combat vehicles in the battlefield promises to enhance warfighter effectiveness and help them maintain…

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…

Providing secure and efficient communications was the main theme of the AFCEA 2020 Army Signal Conference, which brought together many prominent members of the U.S. Military and cybersecurity industries. The…

Just as the military at large is building its ability to fight on a more connected, multi-domain battlefield, the small, elite community of special operators in the U.S. Special Operations…

The ability to not only capture but make sense of data is becoming a more pressing priority every day, especially in today’s multi-domain battlespace. And an important factor in that…

Recently, the U.S. Government approved release of the Collins Aerospace PRC-162, to the member nations of the Five Eyes intelligence alliance. The alliance, consisting of Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the…

Advances in artificial intelligence are making battlefield AI more capable than ever before. It enables processing of higher volumes of data, and delivery of analysis in shorter timeframes. This growing…

As part of The Modern Battlespace’s “Experts in the Field” series, our editorial team connects with various experts across the defense community to share their experience and insights with our…