The U.S. Army doesn’t have a data problem. But it does have a “data-in-the-right-place-in-a-usable-format” problem. And that matters for decision-making in future war. Think about all the places we ...

In the coming years, the United States’ nuclear arsenal is likely to change in two important ways. First, recent statements by Biden administration officials suggest the United States may expand its ...

Army Chief of Staff Gen. Randy A. George receives a demo of Next-Generation Command-and-Control system capabilities from a 1st Infantry Division officer. (Sgt. Brahim Douglas/U.S. Army) After spending ...

ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. (April 16, 2025) — The Program Executive Office for Command, Control, Communications, and Network (PEO C3N) celebrated an Assumption of Charter ceremony on April 11, 2025, ...

Army officials say they will never fully finish their effort to establish a data-centric architecture due to the landscape’s ever-changing nature. The U.S. Army’s monumental attempt to modernize its ...

Gone are the days of command centers being reliant solely on radios and static maps. Today, AV technology transforms these spaces with dynamic data visualization, seamless communication interfaces and ...

Command-and-control environments are increasingly gaining integrators’ attention as client demand grows across verticals for mission-critical spaces capable of aggregating and presenting actionable ...

The Army is modernizing its Command and Control (C2) systems through two key initiatives: C2 Fix and Next Generation Command and Control (NGC2). C2 Fix addresses immediate needs for Divisions and ...

The operational landscape of modern warfare is defined by increasing complexity, rapid engagements and the convergence of operations across all domains—land, sea, air, space and cyberspace. In this ...

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ROYAL AIR FORCE FAIRFORD, England—A new control system will require fewer Patriot missiles to down incoming threats, conserving interceptors as stocks dwindle, a Northrop Grumman official said. The ...