To fight and win on today’s tech-driven battlefield, the Army must be able to contend and dominate in the cyberspace domain. An emergent capability known as Cyberspace Situational Understanding will allow commanders to see themselves in their cyberspace domain, see their battlespace and the threats impacting mission success, and leverage a common operational picture of collected and fused data to understand that battlespace and make informed decisions in multi-domain operations.

By Jerry Harper, Product Lead for Mission Command Cyber, PEO-C3T

From Armor & Mobility, March/April 2020

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A&M had the chance to speak with the Future Vertical Lift Cross Functional Team (FVL CFT), U.S. Army Futures Command, regarding current and forward-looking goals and focus areas for the future of Army helicopter capability.

From Armor & Mobility, March/April 2020

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MG Mitchell L. Kilgo
Commander, U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command (CECOM)
Senior Commander, Aberdeen Proving Ground

From Armor & Mobility, March/April 2020

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The U.S. Army’s Chemical Biological Center has developed a lighter, longer-lasting respiratory protection system.

By Dr. Brian B. Feeney, CCDC Chemical Biological Center

From S&B and CST/CBRNE, Winter/Spring 2020

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The Armed Forces Radiobiology Research Institute (AFRRI) Military Medical Operations (MMO) trains and educates the military medical personnel of the Medical Effects of Ionizing Radiation (MEIR).

By AFRRI representatives Col William Skinner, LTC Lien Senchak, MAJ Carlos Barrera, LT Nathan Tuoch, CPT Trocia N. Clasp, Dr. David Schauer,
Mr. Charles Woodruff, and Tyler Dant, Acting Principal Investigator, Applied Research Associates

From S&B and CST/CBRNE, Winter/Spring 2020

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The mission of the National Center for Disaster Medicine and Public Health (NCDMPH) is to improve the U.S. disaster health readiness through education and science.

By Thomas D Kirsch, MD, MPH, FACHE, Professor and Executive Director, NCDMPH, Professor of Military and Emergency Medicine, USU,
and Craig Goolsby, MD, MEd, FACEP, Science Director at NCDMPH, Professor of Military & Emergency Medicine, USU

From S&B and CST/CBRNE, Winter/Spring 2020

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The mission of the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s Center for Domestic Preparedness is simple: ‘Train the Best for the Worst.’ The Best are the nation’s emergency responders – those willing to put themselves in harm’s way for the safety of their fellow Americans. The Worst are any number of natural and man-made disasters.

By Christopher Chesney, Deputy Superintendent, FEMA Center for Domestic Preparedness

From S&B and CST/CBRNE, Winter/Spring 2020

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Trakka Systems, manufacturer of advanced multi-mission searchlights, class-leading gyro-stabilized cameras and innovative mapping/video management systems, delivers cost-effective critical mission management, low-risk and seamlessly integrated.

By Stacey Eddy, Director of Global Marketing & Communications

From S&B and CST/CBRNE, Winter/Spring 2020

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When it comes to chemical and biological detection in the field and individual detection instruments adding as much as ten pounds or more to a Soldier’s already full pack, keeping these requirements to a minimum can make a very big difference.

By Dr. Brian B. Feeney, CCDC Chemical Biological Center

From S&B and CST/CBRNE, Winter/Spring 2020

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A modified acquisition strategy leads to quick-turn, sensor suite modernization for the U.S. Army’s Nuclear Biological Chemical Reconnaissance Vehicle, or NBCRV.

By Shawn Nesaw, CCDC Chemical Biological Center, and Jami Abell, JPEO-CBRND

From S&B and CST/CBRNE, Winter/Spring 2020

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