Department of Defense

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…

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…

The impact of the SATURN (Second generation Anti-jam Tactical UHF Radio for NATO) waveform on today’s battlespace is huge and offers crucial interoperability capabilities for today’s warfighter in theater regarding…

Next week, approximately 600 military SATCOM experts will gather in London, UK for the 2019 Global MilSatCom conference and exhibition to discuss the evolving SATCOM needs of the warfighter on…

Recently, the members of the special operations community and their industry partners came together in Tampa for this year’s Special Operations Forces Industry Conference (SOFIC). Noted as the “premier conference…

As regular readers of The Modern Battlespace know well, making all our military radios interoperable with each other is a critical communications issue that needs to be addressed. Software defined…

Already, it’s been an eventful year for military AI applications. The U.S. Army announced last month that it will be investing $72 million in basic research in artificial intelligence aimed…

There is no doubt that how we view warfare and the battlefield will rapidly change as technologies and advancements continue.  Before we get too far into 2019, the editors of…

As 2018 comes to a close, our team is looking back at the most significant milestones of the year. One of the biggest areas of focus for the year has…

Connectivity challenges on the battlefield can leave a warfighter in a critical state. To ensure warfighter connectivity, the Mobile User Objective System (MUOS) has been implemented. By making smartphone-like capabilities…