Mission Command: Origins and Evolution Mission command in U.S. military doctrine enables decentralized execution, allowing subordinates to adapt to battlefield friction. The U.S. Army defines it as an ...

Army officials applaud the branch’s Next-Generation Command and Control concept while also acknowledging that changes must be made.

Army Doctrine Publication 6-0, Mission Command: Command and Control of Army Forces, defines this philosophy as the “exercise of authority and direction by a properly designated commander over ...

This connectivity enables mission command, network communications (e.g., voice, video, and data), and situational awareness among Army, Joint and coalition forces.

The command and control (C2) architecture surrounding CCAs will almost certainly prove to be as consequential as the systems themselves in forging the future of air power. The U.S. military needs a ...

We call that mission command at a tactical level—something Nokia Federal is very focused on, as well. “When you get into the nitty-gritty, last-mile tactical edge, we’re focused on enabling edge cloud ...

The rotational ESC or ACSC is the 1st Theater Sustainment Command’s permanent forward deployed presence, combined with rotational augmentation from 1st TSC’s Main Command Post at Fort Knox, KY.

Northrop Grumman Corporation NOC recently secured a contract valued at $99.1 million to support the Department of Defense’s ...

Our Deep Dive report examines the command-and-control market, analyzing growth, challenges and emerging opportunities in mission-critical environments.