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By Wayne Amann, OSI Public Affairs / Published June 09, 2021 For nearly 20 years, everyone assigned to Expeditionary Detachment 2405/Task Force Crimson, worked to safeguard Bagram Air Field, Afghanistan, and the surrounding area. On June 7, 2021, the Office of Special Investigations paid special tribute to its Fallen Heroes and all who served at TF Crimson with the official End of Mission announcement. The TF Crimson team worked with Joint, Afghan, and international partners to identify, deter, and stop threats to Bagram Air Field. TF Crimson personnel supported Afghan partne...

Air Mobility Command premiered a proof-of-concept for a next-generation all-domain command and control platform during Exercise Mobility Guardian 2021, May 25, 2021. ,

On my mother’s side (Japanese), my grandfather is Nisei (second generation) while my grandmother is Sansei (third generation). On my father’s side (Filipino), my grandparents are first generation to the U.S.; so depending on the grandparent, that makes me,

By U.S. Cyber Command Historian / Published May 21, 2021 FORT GEORGE G. MEADE, Md -- United States Cyber Command celebrates its eleventh birthday on 21 May 2021. In the year since its 10th anniversary, USCYBERCOM has met significant challenges – chief among them COVID-19. The pandemic impacted USCYBERCOM, but did not stop its people or its mission. Among other accomplishments, USCYBERCOM enabled the defense of the 2020 elections, and played a key role in the whole-of-government response to the SolarWinds breach. USCYBERCOM partnered with the National Security Agency in the...

OPINION | Covid-19: Militarism and big money trampling humanity Search You Are Here:Home → 2021 → April → 9 → OPINION | Covid-19: Militarism and big money trampling humanity OPINION | Covid-19: Militarism and big money trampling humanity By ROMEO F. QUIJANO University of the Philippines Manila The Covid-19 pandemic is probably the most devastating disaster that has descended on humanity. Even the crude statistics of doubtful accuracy is petrifying: 133,181,257 cases and 2,889,631 deaths worldwide as of April 7, 2021. (1) and still counting after one year of seemingly ...