Department of Defense

The recent Air Force Association (AFA) Virtual Aerospace Warfare Symposium brought together defense professionals from all around the aerospace industry to discuss the newest developments and innovations driving modernization. With…

It is no secret that 2020 and 2021 have brought unbridled advancement and modernization to the defense industry. One of the most exciting developments includes the U.S. Air Force and…

Future Vertical Lift (FVL) aircraft represent one of the next great steps forward for the U.S. military. Utilizing next-generation technology, these aircraft will become the new standard of mobilization. FVL…

The beginning of a new year invites everyone to think about the future. As the Pentagon prepares for Project Convergence 2021 (PC21) and seeks more collaboration with defense partners, the…

Project Convergence, part of the U.S. Army’s ongoing effort to bring modernization to many of its operations and systems, has been the focus of several recent news stories following U.S.…

As the battlespace rapidly evolves and threats grow more sophisticated, the defense community needs to enable our military to keep pace, modernize, and advance quickly. The speed and agility required…

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…

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…