The Army has sought to improve the training of cyber mission force members it provides to U.S. Cyber Command such that they require less on-the-job instruction.
Since the creation of the cyber mission force — the teams each military service is responsible for providing a set number to Cybercom to employ for operations — over 10 years ago, personnel often wouldn’t get all the training they would need at their schoolhouse prior to arriving at their operational units. Rather, digital warriors would get additional on-the-job training upon arriving at their unit.
Author: Michael
This is Chapter 4 in the Transition Memoir. Catch up here.
It didn’t take long after I completed my final out-processing appointment with the military to wonder if I had made the right choice to leave. My doubts intensified as I struggled through the eight weeks my husband was at training. But I thought his coming home would smooth out the challenges of motherhood and I would find my footing again. My son would start sleeping, my mental health would improve and I would find myself loving my new role as mom, wife and military spouse.
None of those things happened.
The West needs to respond to the severing of tw
VIENTIANE, Laos — During his second full day of events at a summit for Asian military leaders and their international partners, U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin unveiled a first-of-its-kind vision statement outlining the United States’ near-term plans for deepening cooperation and accelerating modernization with allies in the region.
Multiple inclusions in that new roadmap prioritize joint military technology-centered initiatives intended to advance the individual and collective capacity of the nations involved.
Australian electronics manufacturer Advanced Navigation has signed a MoU with MBDA to collaborate on resilient navigation technology.
US Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) has awarded contracts to software vendors contributing to the Department of Defense’s Replicator initiative.
This video claims to show the moment Storm Shad
On Nov. 4, Army Maj. Michael Liscano Jr. arrived at the University of Georgia to attend his son’s oath of enlistment ceremony. A second-generation Army tanker, Liscano wanted to show up as both a father and a tanker as Cadet Michael Liscano III began the process of becoming the family’s third generation in uniform.
Liscano Jr. is in the midst of retiring from the Army after 20 years in the Armor branch and is well known on social media as “The Armor Major.” His short, often funny videos of life in the Army’s mechanized world have earned him over 15,000 followers on Instagram.
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The Navy emphasizes affordability and practicality with “derivative-type engine solutions” to avoid the Air Force’s acquisition delays and budget overruns.
Bill Sweetman, The Strategist (ASPI)