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The C5ISR Center is exploring ways to ensure critical data and services remain available to geographically dispersed Soldiers in its next generation of expeditionary command posts.

Army addresses data, services continuity for next generation command posts

ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. — The U.S. Army is exploring ways to ensure critical data and services remain available to geographically dispersed Soldiers in its next generation of expeditionary command posts. .... More

As the sun heads toward the horizon, two UH-60 Black Hawks and a CH-47 Chinook prepare to land at Forward Operating Base Connolly. Army Futures Command and the U.K. Ministry of Defence are partnering to develop capabilities that will enable information sharing for improved allied aircraft survivability during joint operations.

U.S. Army, U.K. strengthen allied aircraft survivability

ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. — Army Futures Command (AFC) and the U.K. Ministry of Defence are partnering to develop capabilities that will enable information sharing for improved allied aircraft survivability during joint operations. ...More

C5ISR Center electronics engineers Joseph Vitale (left) and Pablo Ruiz train Soldiers on the Hybrid Power System during Maneuver Support, Sustainment, and Protection Integration Experiments (MSSPIX) 2020 at Fort Pickett, Virginia, on Sept. 15, 2020.

Army advances battlefield power systems for mobility, efficiency

ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. — The U.S. Army is hosting a virtual workshop to expedite the development and integration of situational awareness tools Sept. 29 – Oct. 2. ... More

U.K. Lance Cpl. Tom Alexander (center), a combat engineer with the U.K. 22nd Engineer Regiment, 8th Engineer Brigade, shows U.S. Army Lt. Col. Jesse Curry (left) and Capt. Nick Hyde, both with the 82nd Brigade Engineer Battalion, 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division, how to remotely operate a Terrier armored digger. The U.S. and U.K. armies are collaborating on their respective science and technology capabilities to find potential areas to build interoperability into their systems from the onset.

U.S., U.K armies align science and technology joint modernization plans

ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. — Army Futures Command (AFC) is supporting the Army’s efforts to ensure its own technology can operate seamlessly with the technology of its international allied partners on future battlefields out as far as 2035........More

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C5ISR Enterprise Support

C5ISR Center provides acquisition and sustainment support, program leadership, specialty engineering expertise, integration and testing services, and certification and accreditation for Army C5ISR organizations and systems.

Tactical Cyberspace Operations

C5ISR Center provides the Army with unique competencies to protect the tactical network and enable capabilities like electronic and physical attack to deny or manipulate information and infrastructure for various efforts.

Electronic Warfare

C5ISR Center extends capabilities that dynamically sense, protect and control the electromagnetic spectrum and deny its use by adversaries.

Counter-IED & Minefield Detection

C5ISR Center provides dismounted forces and ground and air platforms with the ability to detect, identify and mitigate IEDs, landmines, minefields and other explosive hazards and obstacles.

Intelligence Analysis, Exploitation & Dissemination

C5ISR Center researches and develops technologies that enable systematic processes for discovering, selecting, organizing, distilling, sharing, developing and using information to better understand the enemy and the enemy’s environment during full-spectrum operations.