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Leaders across the materiel enterprise came together to lay the way ahead to ensure the Army’s Organic Industrial Base is modernized and prepared for large scale combat operations in a

6 NEWPORT, R.I. – Innovation and forward thinking have always been a part of the way Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division Newport engineer Chris Capuano operates. Recently, he has gotten to see how those concepts work from a slightly different perspective. Since August 2020, Capuano, an employee in Division Newport’s Sensors and Sonar Systems Department, has been on a one-year rotational assignment with NavalX, the Department of Navy (DON) workforce super-connector that is focused on scaling non-traditional agility methods across the DON workforce. “It’s always good...

Exclusive: Navy transfers network authorities to Project Overmatch office March 4 The U.S. Navy has new plans for managing its networks for its joint war-fighting approach, Project Overmatch. (Mass Communication Spc. Seaman Drace Wilson/U.S. Navy) This story was updated with a comment from the Navy. WASHINGTON — The U.S. Navy has transferred authorities over networks and IT systems to a newly created office dedicated to Project Overmatch, the service’s plan for a connected force for future battles, C4ISRNET has learned. The Navy shifted several network and IT-related technical autho...

The Army Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office is delivering numerous Army “firsts” – including the prototype long range hypersonic weapon, combat-capable lasers, and a ground-launched mid-range fires capability using Navy missiles. But being first also means not being perfect – which for an engineer, can mean a whole new way of thinking. The RCCTO capabilities aren’t aiming to be the enduring Army solutions, but instead experimental prototypes with residual combat capability – something that bridges the “valley of death” between science a...

Army Awards $5M Bridge Contract for Cyber Training BPTU/Shutterstock email Army Materials Command skipped a competitive bidding process for short-term cyber training services, citing urgent need while it waits for a bid protest to be resolved. “The growth of the Cyber threat to the Armed Forces mandates that the cybersecurity and tactical network management efforts for Program Executive Offices and [Major Army Commands] continue without interruption,” reads a notice of the justification published on Beta.sam.gov Monday. “A lapse in services would have impacted and/or...