The Marine Corps has selected several companies to bid on task orders that will allow warfighters to transmit secure on-the-move command-and-control and situational awareness data.

The Marine Corps is moving forward with a program to allow its warfighters to transmit classified information via their smartphones and tablets.

Our adversaries possess increasingly sophisticated communications and information technology (IT), allowing them to leverage advanced wireless technology and smartphones while actively moving in ground vehicles.

The new year will likely bring a new secretary of defense, a renewed emphasis on changing how the Pentagon buys weapons systems and a continued focus on watching technological development.

With the wide adoption of FACE, system integrators can reap tremendous benefits in interoperability and cost.

Todd Smith demonstrate PacStar’s groundbreaking Secure Wireless Command Post for classified communications over Wi-Fi and LTE at Modern Day Marines 2018.

Cyber has emerged as a new warfighting domain.

The U.S. Army is increasingly examining the use of battlefield cyber techniques. Read the article on how to deliver tactical cyber to the battlefield.