People
Defense transformation exec pushes for energy weapons plan
Retired Navy Vice Adm. Arthur Cebrowski advocated the establishment of a road map to investigate developing directed energy weapons.
People
Navy's Zelibor sent to U.S. Strategic Command
Rear Adm. Zelibor, who had been the service's deputy CIO, will be director of global operations for the command.
People
Military certifies biometric profile
The Defense Department also launched a biometrics Web site.
Modernization
Marines build bridge to new radio system
Technology will let service maintain command and control on the move
People
DARPA awards network security deal
Computer Systems Center Inc. will get $8.7 million to study the feasibility of dynamic network security access.
Digital Government
Intercepts
Joint operations; NMCI; greatly exaggerated death; flexing Senate muscles.
Modernization
Five steps of the CONDOR
The Marines are moving from legacy radios to the Joint Tactial Radio System
People
DISA claims lead in defense IT
This is the dawning of the year of DISA, says the Defense Information System Agency's deputy CIO.
People
Defense wireless policy due ? again
Top officials say the DOD wireless report should make debut soon. Really.
Modernization
W3C adopts DARPA language
The standards body for the World Wide Web approved a DARPA-developed markup language as an international standard.
People
DISA plans joint IT buys
The Defense Information Systems Agency is establishing a unit to handle joint acquisitions for network centricity.
Modernization
DARPA funds radio research
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has begun its first phase of a program to develop high-efficiency, low-power radio communications.
People
DOD's broken IT accounting system
Problems result in a $1.6 billion discrepancy in budget documents
People
EDS to separate NMCI results
The company will report earnings exclusive of the money-losing operation on the Navy Marine Corps Intranet.
People
Admiral emphasizes joint apps
Joint applications are critical to wartime operations, says the Pacific Fleet commander.
People
Commanders lament analysis dearth
Leaders of U.S. military efforts in Iraq say battlefield commanders need more technology, especially for analyzing data.
Modernization
Coast Guard faces comm hurdles
The Coast Guard must overcome large communications barriers with Defense services, says the Coast Guard's Pacific commander.
People
DOD seeks $10.8B for science, tech research
Military spending on science and technology RDT&E would grow slower than the rest of the department's fiscal 2005 budget under the president's request.
People
Harvey urged to stay in touch
Lawmakers urged the man slated to lead the military's IT programs to keep a close relationship with Congress.
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