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Command
to share ISR challenges with industry
U.S.
Joint Forces Command invites industry, academia, and other
interested organizations to a forum focused on challenges
disseminating critical information.
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Command
to host veterans concert
The
commander of U.S. Joint Forces Command will host the ninth
annual "A Salute to Veterans" concert in November.
New
Suffolk facility to provide warfighter rapid solutions
USJFCOM's
Joint Systems Integrations Command opens its doors to work
on rapid technology insertion, placing near-term capabilities
in the hands of the warfighter.
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Adm. Giambastiani's remarks
Latest
technologies are tested for interoperability
As
part of U.S. Joint Forces Command's Joint Systems Integration
Command, the Interoperability Technology Demonstration Center
rapidly moves technology from the laboratory to the joint
warfighter.
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Integration Command
Industry,
academia, and government leaders to play vital transformation
role
USJFCOM's
Transformation Advisory Group (TAG) will meet early this fall
to help maximize the command's transformation efforts.
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Advisory Group
USJFCOM
examines key insights from Unified Engagement 04
Senior
leaders garnered valuable insights from USJFCOM's first joint
co-sponsored wargame with the U.S. Air Force, Unified Engagement
04, an experiment that examined future joint service, coalition
and interagency concepts to see how they can be applied to
solve complex warfighting problems in future joint operations.
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about co-sponsored wargames
Command
solicits industry comments
U.S.
Joint Forces Command has posted a notice actively seeking
industry's input to an upcoming contract's statement of work.
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USJFCOM
develops Joint Manpower Exchange Program
A
growing movement to share knowledge across the U.S. armed
forces culminates in an inaugural military exchange program
which kicks off this summer.
Command
uses academic partnership to enhance workforce development
Working
together with local and state officials, U.S. Joint Forces
Command's senior leadership has created an opportunity to
positively influence relevant curriculum and to help create
a future workforce.
Joint
Advanced Training Technology Laboratory contract awarded
A
Fairfax, Va.-based company will help U.S. Joint Forces Command
develop and run an advanced laboratory to evaluate training
technology.
Navy's
Clark named USJFCOM Military Member of the Quarter
U.S. Joint Forces Command recently recognized
one of the command's information systems technicians for his
contributions while supporting the Command, Control, Communications,
and Computer (C4) Systems Directorate.
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