Charles G. Carpenter has been assigned as the director, programs and resources/comptroller (NG-J-8), National Guard Bureau, Washington, D.C.

Brig. Gen. Guy “Tom” Cosentino, USA, has been assigned as commandant of the National War College, Washington, D.C.

The Terrain Commander from Textron Corporation provides the basis for the U.S. Army's unattended ground sensor (UGS) Future Combat Systems. The sensor assembly is equipped with a variety of optical, ...

U.S. Army scientists aim to prove that less is more. The future infantry soldier, who already is looking at new personal armor and communications systems, also may be equipped with a multisensor ...

The AFCEA Cyber Committee, which is made up of more than 40 experts in the field, has released a white paper identifying key concerns in the cyber realm and offering recommendations for the incoming ...

To encourage individual thought leaders to share their knowledge with the AFCEA audience, each year, SIGNAL produces The Cyber Edge Writing Award. Writers address a unique theme and the top three ...

informed choices about which solutions and strategies they employ to protect their organizations. The “MITRE Engenuity ATT&CK Evaluations: Enterprise” stand out as an essential resource for ...

Rear Adm. Kimberly A. Walz, USN, will be assigned as reserve director, Maritime Operations, U.S. Fleet Forces Command, Norfolk, Virginia.

Adversaries of the United States, especially Russia and China, are determined to undermine the post-Cold War international order. For the United States to be unprepared for not one but two nuclear ...

Command Master Chief Jason “JR” Reynolds, USN, has been selected as command senior enlisted leader for the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, Springfield, Virginia.

To position itself for Great Power Competition, the U.S. Air Force’s only information warfare numbered air force, or NAF, is evolving to better meet the threat from the People’s Republic of China, ...

South and Central American countries working to improve their cyber stance need reliable cyber tools, especially solutions made in the United States, as opposed to China, Air Force cyber leaders said.