Archive for category joint experimentation
Experiment looks into distributed operations
Posted by Jacob Boyer in intelligence, irregular warfare, joint experimentation, multinational, surveillance and reconnaissance on August 12th, 2010
The Joint Distributed Operations Project, a USJFCOM Joint Concept Development and Experimentation Directorate-led look into operations conducted over wide geographical areas, finished its final experimentation phase two weeks ago with a fully manned joint task force headquarters testing the project’s potential solutions and best practices to their breaking points. Read more here.
JCTDs on display for OSD Rapid Fielding director
Posted by jlecappelain in industry, joint capability development, joint experimentation on May 28th, 2010
Last week, USJFCOM’s J9 hosted the command’s annual Joint Capability Technology Demonstration (JCTD) review. During these reviews, all the different JCTD project teams present their work to OSD representatives.
Earl Wyatt, the OSD Rapid Fielding director, praised USJFCOM’s work and ability to innovate looking forward.
“A large part of what we do is trying to respond to a known need. When it comes to innovation, sometimes it’s doing what you do more efficiently and sometimes it’s introducing something entirely different,” he said.
To read more about the JCTD review, we have posted a story about it on the USJFCOM main web site.
Video of Gen. Mattis’ speech at Joint Warfighting Conference 2010
Posted by Gregg Your in industry, intelligence, irregular warfare, joint capability development, joint enabling capabilities, joint experimentation, joint force provision, multinational, surveillance and reconnaissance, training on May 20th, 2010
We’ve received a lot of requests for the commander’s speech from last week. Now posted on The Pentagon Channel, you can see General Mattis’ speech from Joint Warfighting Conference 2010.
Commander on Defense News TV
Posted by Gregg Your in industry, intelligence, irregular warfare, joint capability development, joint enabling capabilities, joint experimentation, joint force provision, multinational, surveillance and reconnaissance, training on May 17th, 2010
Gen. Mattis taped an appearance on Defense News TV during last week’s JWC10. The first part of that appearance can be viewed online by clicking here.
Words of budgetary wisdom from the Guard bureau chief: “We can help”
Posted by Gregg Your in industry, intelligence, joint capability development, joint enabling capabilities, joint experimentation, joint force provision, surveillance and reconnaissance, training on May 14th, 2010
During his speech at the Joint Warfighting Conference earlier this week, Air Force Gen. Craig R. McKinley, chief of the National Guard Bureau, noted that Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates has strongly asserted that the defense budget is going to have to come down, maybe considerably, over the next several years.
We do have an advantage, that in the days when a [National Guard] soldier or airman is not mobilized or not volunteering for duty, those are days when you don’t pay that soldier. You have the advantage of having that soldier or airman who can integrate as needed, and it’s not costing the nation for that service. We get paid for the service that we perform.
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Interagency Shared Situational Awareness
Posted by Jacob Boyer in joint experimentation, multinational on April 7th, 2010
I just posted a story about the results of IA SSA, an experiment that looked into effective means of sharing information in multinational and interagency environments. Read more here.
Joint Warfighting Conference 2010 speakers announced
Posted by nikkicarter in contracts, employment, industry, intelligence, irregular warfare, joint capability development, joint enabling capabilities, joint experimentation, joint force provision, multinational, surveillance and reconnaissance, training on March 24th, 2010
USJFCOM has announced the list of keynote speakers for the JWC 2010. The list has many top military leaders slated to discuss hot topics with attendees starting with the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Navy Adm. Mike Mullen and USJFCOM Marine Corps Gen. James Mattis delivering the final keynote speech.
Also panels with subject matter experts in various fields of interest will be held as well throughout the three days discussing various topics on ways to better help the warfighter.
Read more.
J9 experiment leads to results in Afghanistan
Posted by Jacob Boyer in joint experimentation on March 11th, 2010
USJFCOM’s Joint Concept Development and Experimentation Directorate recently finished an experiment that evaluated the military’s partnerships with civilian agencies in the area of safety, security and justice reform. The results led to a team being deployed to Afghanistan to aid in standing up a new task force there responsible for the nation’s prisons, detentions and corrections system. Read more here.



