No. 109-852, November 2024
Index
- Academia Could Foster Ukraine, U.S. Tech Cooperation. (DISPATCHES)
- AI for War and Peacetime: A Ukrainian Perspective. (VIEWPOINT)
- An Unexpected Encounter. (IN BRIEF)
- Arctic Alliance: Trilateral Pact Aims to Bolster Icebreaker Production.
- Army Assessing 'Hybrid' Approach to Software Contracts. (ALGORITHMIC WARFARE)
- Army Ponders Alternatives to Microsoft's Troubled AR Goggles.
- Association Bestows Awards at Future Force Capabilities Conference. (NDIA NEWS)
- BAE Systems Upgrading CJADC2 Autonomy Testbed.
- Banana Wine, Anyone?(IN BRIEF)
- Best of the Web.
- CJADC2: Don't Screw it Up. (IN BRIEF)
- Columbia Class Submarine: Overcoming Persistent Challenges Requires Yet Undemonstrated Performance and Better-Informed Supplier Investments. (Further Reading)
- Drone 3D Printed Through Network Of Manufacturers. (Innovation Nation)
- Evaluating Sanctions Through Modeling. (EMERGING TECHNOLOGY HORIZONS)
- Government Proposes AI Reporting Rule. (GOVERNMENT CONTRACTING INSIGHTS)
- Hello, Goodbye.
- INDUSTRY PERSPECTIVE: Training for Peer Threats In Indo-Pacific and Beyond.
- Jammed Signals: Timeline for Troubled GPS Programs Continues to Grow.
- Learning to Live with Continuing Resolutions. (BUDGET MATTERS)
- NDIA CALENDAR.
- NDIA Michigan Chapter Compiles Ground Vehicle Technical Papers. (NDIA NEWS)
- Opportunities Abound at NTSA Conferences. (NDIA PERSPECTIVE)
- Pentagon Sorting Out AI's Future in Warfare. (NDIA POLICY POINTS)
- PROJECT TRIPOLI: Marine Corps Moves Out On Ambitious Future Training Program Using 5G. (TRAINING & SIMULATION)
- Red Hawk: T-7A Trainer Jet Program Readies Ground-Based Simulators.
- Seeking Trustworthy Robotic Wingmen. (IN BRIEF)
- Simulations at Sea: Naval Air Warfare Center Taking Virtual Training Afloat.
- Simulations Enhance Training While Keeping China in the Dark.
- The Hollywood Connection: Institute for Creative Technologies Pushing Out Cutting-Edge Simulations.
- U.S. Needs to Develop Tech the Way it Fights. (EDITOR'S NOTES)
- Ukraine Shows Need for More Flexible, Mobile Logistics Systems. (INDUSTRY PERSPECTIVE)