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  1. Gates recommends next Marine commandant
  2. Marines select logistics support provider for transition
  3. Army picks contractor for key communications upgrades
  4. DARPA translation work moves into next phase
  5. How big is the oil spill? See how far it would stretch in your hometown
  6. New tech tracks space debris
  7. A giant leap forward in intelligence sharing
  8. DOD intensifies effort to improve logistics systems
  9. Virtual simulations help hone survival skills
  10. Army pushes enterprise systems on a wide front
  11. The road ahead for Cyber Command
  12. Trustworthy battlefield software depends on better testing
  13. Virtual-reality training plunges soldiers headlong into combat
  14. Navy goes full-ahead with open architecture
  15. DARPA builds Cyber Range to test security measures
  16. Special Ops leads the charge for specialized data delivery
  17. JTRS puts networking waveforms to the test
  18. Army gives battlefield networks high priority
  19. The perfect CIO storm
  20. Collaborative tech morphs data into intelligence
  21. CERDEC director shares vision for C4ISR innovations
  22. Commercial satellite acquisition holds great promise
  23. Military seeks to disrupt the enemy's decision cycle
  24. Army exercises display future of battlefield communications
  25. Navy adds 556 contractors to SeaPort-e program
  26. DARPA seeks young blood
  27. DARPA crowdsourcing chief joins Microsoft
  28. Forward march: Army e-mail overhaul still a go
  29. Navy division schedules communications support
  30. Marines order infrared warning systems for choppers
  31. DOD moves to shift $3.9B to pressing wartime needs
  32. Sensors warn of soldier brain injuries
  33. Global Hawk veers off course, official says
  34. Review Cites Flaws in U.S. Antimissile Program
  35. “New START” Won’t Limit Missile Defense Plans, U.S. Generals Say
  36. Chinese Missiles Could Outstrip U.S. Defenses, Report Warns
  37. US plans full European missile shield in 8 years
  38. Flying Laser Zaps Missile in First for U.S.
  39. China's Scary Space Ambitions
  40. With Missile Defense Test, China Shows Displeasure of U.S.
  41. U.S. to Test Missile Shield vs. Iran-Style Strike
  42. Soviet Star Wars
  43. U.S. Missile Defense may Backfire if too Robust: General
  44. Obama Reverses Bush’s Space Policy
  45. Air Force Sees Hypersonic Weapons and Spaceships in Future
  46. High-Tech Space Planes Taking Shape in Italy, Russia
  47. 'Star Wars' meets reality? Military testing laser weapons
  48. Air Force says X37-B space plane is not a weapon
  49. India Developing Anti-Satellite Spacecraft
  50. Air Force to get help processing recon video
  51. Special Ops orders imaging systems for vehicles
  52. Space sensor will help uncover insurgent activity
  53. Army orders more surveillance airships
  54. Marines look to refuelers for more eyes on battlefield
  55. Air Force advances airborne control of drones
  56. Israel’s Gaza raid hindered by weak intelligence tools
  57. Why smart phones might become the Army's secret weapon
  58. How the Army ensures the reliability of its troop-tracking system
  59. Four share $1.5 billion DOD award
  60. Battle command network drives Army modernization
  61. NOAA interactive map tracks Gulf oil spill
  62. A $10B contract with plenty of questions
  63. Navy picks contractor for aircraft digital mapping
  64. Satellite system won't see space anytime soon
  65. What's up in space?
  66. Navy picks contractor to upgrade Osprey avionics
  67. ODNI rebuts charge of government dependence on intell contractors
  68. Defense budget constraints force hard acquisition decisions
  69. Cobham delivers digital intercoms for Army vehicles
  70. Air Force moves to fill nearly 700 cybersecutity vacancies
  71. Navy sets sights on business-savvy workers
  72. Defense Department creates online hub for social media
  73. DOD ethics rule short on mitigation, industry complains
  74. Navy picks provider for software and program support
  75. DOD invests in tomorrow's UAV and sensor features
  76. Asteroid Hunters Part-Blinded by the Military
  77. Navy readies RQ-4 Global Hawk for maritime demo
  78. Money pit: $3B in cost overruns for Coast Guard's Deepwater procurement
  79. SAIC will test and evaluate Air Force information center ops
  80. Naval Surface Warfare Center awards tech support deal
  81. DOD bill allows agency heads to prohibit firms from procurements
  82. Apps for Army winners revealed
  83. Navy briefs industry on enterprise network RFP
  84. DISA takes lead in Defense enterprise infrastructure
  85. U.S. needs strong cyberwarfare doctrine, says former NSA director
  86. Lockheed awarded WIN-T transmission subsystems work
  87. Emirates to block most BlackBerry services
  88. Army moves closer to private cloud with release of RFP
  89. A computer that's light as a feather, but built for battle
  90. Chiarelli: Network must cover more than the battlefield
  91. Army becomes net dependent, CIO says
  92. Defense CIO confirmation on ice for now
  93. DISA's Dave Mihelcic: 'Technology is easy, culture is hard'
  94. Boeing gains C4ISR systems specialist with Argon ST purchase
  95. Android, iPhone platforms dominate Apps for Army
  96. Lord: 'Wire power is firepower'
  97. Senate confirms Clapper as intell chief
  98. Army builds major biometrics repository
  99. Air Force lays foundation for strong cyber defense
  100. New capabilities propel unmanned aircraft systems
  101. Senators concerned about counterfeit military parts
  102. Gates details plans to slash DOD budget
  103. DISA introduces new ways to store sensitive data
  104. Insourcing failed, DOD's Gates says. Now what?
  105. Defense cuts raise questions about strategy
  106. Military makes steady progress on cloud conversion
  107. Advanced radio key to on-the-move comms
  108. Gates' planned cuts will make only small dent, analysts say
  109. Gates' budget-cutting plan leaves Defense CIO role in limbo
  110. Army combat support system takes next big step
  111. DARPA sets privacy rules for its programs
  112. DARPA sets privacy rules for its programs
  113. Why can't DOD consolidate?
  114. India Working on Star-Wars-like Weapons
  115. Open network helped Haiti relief efforts
  116. Army selects provider to support logistics C2 system
  117. DOD's about-face on insourcing stirs debate
  118. How to gain strategic advantage over cyber threats
  119. The making of a stealth UAV
  120. Retirement is on Defense secretary's radar
  121. Multisource intelligence empowers battlefield superiority
  122. GPS devices could put American soldiers at risk
  123. SAIC's $241M award calls for DLA supply chain improvements
  124. DOD, Army Corps of Engineers falter on subcontracting metrics
  125. Army accepts first air defense battery operations center
  126. DARPA plans a network of virtual satellites
  127. New sensors hunt for fertilizer bombs in Afghanistan
  128. DISA prepares for new contracts, new responsibilities
  129. Inmarsat addresses expanding military broadband needs
  130. Lawmaker seeks hearing over proposed Joint Forces Command closing
  131. DOD addresses urgent operational needs in Afghanistan
  132. Air Force awards contract for additional wideband satellite
  133. Air Force IT saves big bucks, 9 cents at a time
  134. Gates orders increased data sharing to protect military families
  135. Pentagon project seeks to streamline human-resource process
  136. Five years after Katrina, government IT still feels storm's fury
  137. Army selects contractor for intelligence support
  138. The cyberattack that awakened the Pentagon
  139. DARPA unveils program to develop autonomous robots
  140. Drone helicopter violates DC airspace
  141. Special operations forces to get manpack satcom systems
  142. Marines replace SAP software
  143. 'War consists largely of the endless tinkering with PowerPoint slides'
  144. Wind power blows military in different directions
  145. L-3 unit will upgrade Marine Corps’ remote sensor system
  146. Would Patton survive in today's PowerPoint military?
  147. Do UAVs really need HD cameras?
  148. DOD's response could be driving traffic to WikiLeaks
  149. Air Force buys new tools for intelligence workstations
  150. DARPA tries to know when to hold 'em
  151. Letter: SAP still in favor at USDA, Marines
  152. Pentagon banks on teamwork to meet Gates mandate
  153. Deadline looms for CyberPatriot competition
  154. China’s Secret Satellite Rendezvous ‘Suggestive of a Military Program’
  155. Accenture powers up DLA energy supply chain
  156. Army gets out front on warfighter communications and intelligence
  157. DARPA alters the speed of light
  158. NSA certifies cryptographic module for joint tactical radios
  159. Army readies missile-equipped drones for Afghanistan
  160. DOD requires service contractors to identify themselves
  161. Wideband satellites transform battlefield communications
  162. Joint Staff achieves intelligence superiority through collaboration
  163. Insourcing still a go for the military
  164. Army launches 'don't ask, don't tell' inbox
  165. What’s on the horizon for Air Force technology?
  166. Shields moves to Joint IED Defeat Organization
  167. DISA restructuring to provide more agile services
  168. Gates to outline new acquisition guidelines
  169. Battlefield network connects allied forces in Afghanistan
  170. Predators deliver smaller munitions to target
  171. Game changer: DOD rewrites its book on acquisition strategy
  172. Army embarks on ambitious voice-over-IP initiative
  173. DISA moves data closer to the warfighter
  174. New DOD acquisition strategy sparks new questions
  175. Army center gains ground on joint network operations
  176. ITES-2S drives Army enterprise movement
  177. Army rebuilds acquisition workforce to meet Pentagon reforms
  178. Can technology erode a mountain of classified documents?
  179. How Air Force's BATMAN can steal power from an enemy
  180. DARPA wants to blow up military design process, start over
  181. Toughest challenges require uncommon dedication
  182. DOD marches forward with social media
  183. Marine Corps gets help with communications system transfer
  184. American Security Challenge to honor Gen. Alexander
  185. DOD's IG returns fire following scathing Senate report
  186. Mobile relay system takes air combat training to sea
  187. Army program keeps watch on commanders' networks
  188. Flexibility drives new Pentagon satellite plans
  189. Army intell command lines up network support
  190. Contractor death toll surpasses military's in Iraq, Afghanistan
  191. 'Green Marines' bring solar power to the battlefield
  192. Proposed secure network for critical infrastructure draws fire
  193. Britain vulnerable to space nuclear attack or 'solar flare' storm
  194. Solar-powered drone would perform high-altitude missions
  195. Army takes on acquisiton, cyberspace and culture
  196. Army tests electronic, updatable manuals for the field
  197. DOD officials face Senate ire over budgetary measures
  198. Outgoing DARPA exec leaves a legacy of innovation
  199. Departing DARPA exec leaves legacy of creativity
  200. Takai won't get DOD CIO job
  201. Product interoperability effort is showing promise
  202. U.S. Cyber Command not ready for prime time
  203. DOD dropped the ball on workforce reviews, GAO says
  204. DOD considers distributing task, delivery orders electronically
  205. Telework could be easier with new lab tool
  206. Cyber Command grew from 12 years of work
  207. Marines’ manpower branch re-ups for IT services
  208. New network tech heightens battlefield awareness
  209. DARPA plans tools to lighten load of battlefield data
  210. Wennergren move throws DOD CIO spot into further shadow
  211. DOD unhappy with electronic records upgrade
  212. Army pursues vision of common architecture
  213. World's Military Projects Still Dominate Space
  214. Inside the Pentagon's latest cyber war games
  215. Dave Wennergren: Teri Takai could still become CIO
  216. Navy on course for smarter shipboard networks
  217. Wennergren sees changing role for DOD CIO -- and department's IT progress
  218. Can you hear me now? How to stay connected in Afghanistan
  219. DARPA seeks to shape young minds
  220. Can you hear me now? How to stay connected in Afghanistan
  221. DARPA wants 'pre-crime' technology
  222. DARPA seeks to shape young minds
  223. Can you hear me now? How to stay connected in Afghanistan
  224. DARPA wants 'pre-crime' technology
  225. DARPA seeks to shape young minds
  226. Can you hear me now? How to stay connected in Afghanistan
  227. DOD brainstorms new digital health record system
  228. DARPA wants 'pre-crime' technology
  229. DARPA seeks to shape young minds
  230. Can you hear me now? How to stay connected in Afghanistan
  231. DOD brainstorms new digital health record system
  232. DARPA wants 'pre-crime' technology
  233. DARPA seeks to shape young minds
  234. Can you hear me now? How to stay connected in Afghanistan
  235. DOD brainstorms new digital health record system
  236. DARPA wants 'pre-crime' technology
  237. DARPA seeks to shape young minds
  238. Can you hear me now? How to stay connected in Afghanistan
  239. DOD brainstorms new digital health record system
  240. DARPA wants 'pre-crime' technology
  241. DARPA seeks to shape young minds
  242. Can you hear me now? How to stay connected in Afghanistan
  243. DOD brainstorms new digital health record system
  244. DARPA wants 'pre-crime' technology
  245. DARPA seeks to shape young minds
  246. Can you hear me now? How to stay connected in Afghanistan
  247. DOD brainstorms new digital health record system
  248. DARPA wants 'pre-crime' technology
  249. DARPA seeks to shape young minds
  250. Can you hear me now? How to stay connected in Afghanistan