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Research Projects Define Army MDO Programs
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The Military and Civil Survey Engineer Support Branch at the Army Geospatial Center assists Army and Marine Corps Engineers in the use of survey and reconnaissance technologies to meet operational and training needs three tools in particular ENFIRE, GPS-S and AISI.
Why? Our Nation’s military and civil engineers conduct land surveys, manage construction projects, conduct reconnaissance and other critical engineer operations around the world. To do this they need reliable support.
As part of the Corps of Engineers, my team is uniquely positioned to give them advanced expertise related to geography, land surveying, and military and civil construction planning and management, so that critical missions succeed. As the Product Director Combat Terrain Information Systems, under Project Manager Terrestrial Sensors within Program Executive Office Intelligence, Electronic Warfare, and Sensors, I also manage the business unit that fields their survey and reconnaissanc
Army shares details on new electronic warfare units December 31, 2020 The Army plans to field new units that will use new electronic warfare equipment being procured. (Sgt. Michael C. Roach/Army) WASHINGTON The Army has worked furiously to develop new electronic warfare capabilities for the force, rebuilding what it divested after the Cold War. With much attention paid to these new systems, the Army is also building new units across the service that will have to operate these emerging electronic warfare systems. “We really have to make sure that our capabilities are aligned with the force structure that is being stood up,” Col. Kevin Finch, electronic warfare and cyber program manager with the Program Executive Office Intelligence, Electronic Warfare and Sensors, has explained in the past.