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Al Johnson, Manager of Operations RISC explains how the lessons learned from theater are extremely valuable to the domestic security sector. The following interview also highlights what’s being done within communities to educate local law enforcement and civilians on the threat of IEDs. Mr Johnson examines how the US Army remains vigilant on countering the persistent threat of IEDs... Full Article » |
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The Maxim of the Bomb Maker's Imagination
Contributor: Chris ArcherPosted: 5/17/2012
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Al Johnson, Manager of Operations RISC explains how the lessons learned from theater are extremely valuable to the domestic security sector. The following interview also highlights what’s being done within communities to educate local law enforcement and civilians on the threat of IEDs. Mr Johnson examines how the US Army remains vigilant on countering the persistent threat of IEDs Full Article » |
Social Media for Defense and Government
Contributor:Posted: 3/23/2012
The enemy is listening! IDGA takes a look at the social media strategies of both the United States military and its enemies. Full Video » |
NATO C3 on C2: Evolution and Experiments (an AGS Project Update)
Contributor: Chris ArcherPosted: 5/17/2012
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In an era of rapid growth there are many challenges to centralizing C2 capabilities. John Mahaffey, Senior Scientist, Capability Area Team – 5: Joint ISR, NATO C3 Agency examines the evolution of C2 capabilities over the past few years and speaks to the major challenges impeding advancement in this space, including doctrine, cost, and interoperability. Listen to this IDGA exclusive podcast here… Full Podcast » |
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