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By David R. Shedd Jan 14, 2021 Confronting potential threats emerging from the rise of great-power competition dictates new approaches to collecting intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR). The U.S. is on the right path by making large new investments in conventional long-range precision weapons. If it does become necessary to use these advanced weapons, however, will they be effective? That is the critical question. Throughout the Cold War, America’s national security focu...

By Brandon Shopp Jan 12, 2021 At the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, military IT leaders raced to expand network capacity and upgrade infrastructure to ensure it could meet their mission-critical workloads and support telework. Their successful efforts have established a proof of their own abilities to adapt, scale and secure their networks with speed and agility. This will come in handy as they ask themselves what new challenges or “choke points” might arise as the nation enters the ...

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No 1 Aeronautical Information Documents Unit No 1 AIDU provides aeronautical information products and services to UK defence. From: No 1 Aeronautical Information Documents Unit ( No 1 AIDU) has a mission to provide timely, relevant and accurate aeronautical information in support of defence objectives. As part of the National Centre for Geospatial Intelligence, No 1 AIDU compiles and distributes Aeronautical Information to all MOD aviation assets as well as PAG and allies worldwide. We wor...

By Charlie Breeding Jan 05, 2021 The Defense Department’s Data Strategy delivers a clear mandate: Data is a strategic asset that will be operationalized to provide a lethal and effective Joint Force. With this new mandate in hand, the next big question becomes: How do agencies make the change? By focusing on just 20% of the objective -- DOD Data Strategy Sections 2.2.4 (Data Collection) and 4.3 (Make Data Understandable) -- DOD could produce more than 80% of the intended objective resu...

BirdGuides 3836b31f-71ba-4b3e-bd55-08dbd4b19f87 Few can recall a year as disruptive and chaotic as 2020. With the year suffocated by COVID-19 woes, it feels like a lifetime ago we were watching the horrific images emerge from Australia between July 2019 and February 2020, when the Black Summer fires engulfed significant swathes of the countrys east and south-west, following one of the hottest and driest 12 months on record. In total, over 15,000 fires broke out – two of t...

HawkEye 360 is supporting a commercial Radio Frequency (RF) Geospatial Intelligence (GEOINT) pilot program for the U.S. National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA), the company revealed Wednesday. HawkEye 360 will use its satellite constellation to deliver RF data and analytics to the agency, as well as combatant commands, so analysts can explore how this new source of commercial data can augment intelligence activities. The RF GEOINT program pilot, which started in September, uses HawkEye 3...

By   Theresa Hitchens on December 15, 2020 at 3:49 PM NGA geospatial analysts monitoring a tropical storm WASHINGTON: Speeding information from strategic sources to the battlefield is a key goal as NGA works through how to best support the US military’s evolving approach to All Domain Operations, says Maj. Gen. Charles Cleveland, head of NGA’s Operations Division. As NGA, like the rest of the US national security establishment, pivots away from counter-terrorism to great power competitio...

Virginia and put more operatives out in the field. steve: why not? >> it sounds good but the reality we have more intelligence than we could, from various intelligence streams, geospatial-intelligence, human intelligence, we need better analysis capabilities, not more information. that is what you get when you send more guys out into the field. steve: okay, that sounds like they have 100 guys in the police station but only 10 guys walking the beat. >> yeah, but sometimes, right, i mean, analogy ...

Is they felt the administration had bent over backwards to shed the ghost of the rockets in 2003 by providing briefers and raw intelligence. >> when you ride the intelligence report i have been told, i can say it is multiple sources. it says this here in the report. it says that these, all source assessments, are based on human, signal, and geospatial intelligence. so it is birthday-based sourcing >>reporter: another member of congress who will not have a vote on whether to authorize the force h...