C4ISR Watch

The Marine Corps is looking to change the way it trains personnel by integrating simulators across all domains that have the ability to generate "after action" reports for review, according to a service official.

The Air Force plans to establish a government and industry forum to inform the service's efforts to improve the cyber resiliency of its current and future systems.

Lawmakers scolded the Air Force but pared back restrictions on the service's program to move EC-130H Compass Call equipment to a new aircraft in the final version of the fiscal year 2018 defense policy bill, which the House and Senate passed this week.

A trio of factors -- people, technology and partnerships -- will determine the course of future cyber conflicts, according to the head of Army Cyber Command.

A high-level Pentagon group charged with accelerating the military's adoption of commercial cloud computing may pursue revisions to policies and regulations as it plans a new contract award for next summer.

Services contractor SOS International this year completed another acquisition and has hired several new executives as it readies for additional growth.

The reconciled version of the fiscal year 2018 defense policy bill directs the Air Force to report its analysis of why the E-8C Joint Surveillance Target Attack Radar System recapitalization program should be changed or canceled and its impact on the military, if the service plots a new direction for that effort in the FY-19 budget request.

Air Force Air Combat Command is reorganizing to ensure it can hit the ground running when the service approves a merger between the 24th Air Force, which oversees cyber operations, and the 25th Air Force, which handles intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, ACC's intelligence chief said this week.

Lawmakers have agreed to provide the Army with its requested funding for the Warfighter Information Network-Tactical in fiscal year 2018, but have restricted the service’s expenditures and imposed several reporting requirements.