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Events - AFCEA International
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Membership - AFCEA International
WEBMembership. Membership in AFCEA International provides access to an unrivaled forum for public and private sector professionals in cyber, defense, security, intelligence and related information technology disciplines. Your AFCEA experience is tailored to your interests and your time, so learn about the benefits that best fit your needs.
WEBIn those instances, Link 16 has demonstrated its resilience in multiple ways, delivering a range of key capabilities that include: Exchanging secure, jam-resistant communications, including Situational Awareness (SA) data and Command and Control (C2) information in real time. A 360-degree view with all operators, assets, and threats accounted ...
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MARS' Mission: Find a New Home, Continue Long-Standing …
WEBThe Military Auxiliary Radio System-MARS-has been a mainstay in military and civilian support communications for decades. Its value as a voluntary civilian entity under the umbrella of the ASD(NII) cannot be understated. But now that the ASD(NII) faces disbanding at the behest of Defense Secretary Gates, what does the future hold? MARS has several potential destinations, but what's the best fit?
Redesigned Communication Equipment Strengthens First-to-Fight ...
WEBMar 1, 1999 · The Army currently plans to equip only its “first-to-fight” units with the ASIP model, and 69,000 units have been ordered in two buys at a total cost of $346 million. The first deliveries are scheduled for this month to the 3rd and 4th Infantry Divisions of the 3rd Corps as well as to the 82nd Airborne Brigade.
Chapters - AFCEA International
WEBEach chapter is unique in its leadership, initiatives and activities, but all chapters are part of the AFCEA family. Activities at individual chapters vary based on size, location and community needs. Chapter events range from monthly breakfasts or luncheons to conferences, webinars, IT Days, professional development opportunities, Emerging ...
Propelling Robotic Process Automation in the Air Force
WEBDec 22, 2021 · The U.S. Air Force is deploying robotic process automation capabilities on a wider scale across the service. Initiatives like the Air Force Materiel Command’s Robotic Process Automation Roadshow, held in December 2021 at Wright Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, helped to provide the associated tools and understanding to airmen.
Air Force Expanding Information Operations Classes
WEBApr 1, 2022 · With information operations (IO) in the world stage spotlight, the U.S. Air Force sees a growing need for experts in the field and is taking steps to expand training opportunities with the 39 th Information Operations Squadron (IOS).. The 39th IOS, located at Hurlburt Field, Florida, trains Air Force personnel in information and cyber operations, including both offensive and defensive cyber ...