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The Distributed Common Ground System is the Air Force's primary globally networked intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance planning and direction, collection, processing and exploitation, analysis and dissemination weapon system. A team from battle management is developing an open architecture for Air Force DCGS, enabling a plug-and-play-type environment. (U.S. Air Force photo) Open architecture bringing benefits to Air Force DCGS
A battle management team is working to improve capabilities for warfighters who process and disseminate intelligence information. The Air Force Distributed Common Ground System is the Air Force’s key system for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance information. There are dozens of DCGS sites around the world with thousands of Airmen working in them 24/7.
0 8/25
2016
Dynamic explosions, missile launches and air-to-air dogfights are just a few animations the National Air and Space Intelligence Center threat visualization team at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, create to help communicate potential threats in the world. For the past decade, these types of animations have allowed policymakers at all levels of government to watch a video clip, rather than read a stack of intelligence reports filled with military jargon and technical data. (U.S. Air Force graphic/Justin Weisbarth) Visualizing threats: A decade of threat modeling
Dynamic explosions, missile launches and air-to-air dogfights are just a few animations the National Air and Space Intelligence Center threat visualization team create to help communicate potential threats in the world.
0 7/02
2016
Cate Pappas (U.S. Air Force photo) AF civilian named as ‘service to America’ finalist
Cate Pappas is a civilian Air Force intelligence analyst and a 2016 Samuel J. Heyman Service to America Medal finalist.
0 5/04
2016
Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James delivers remarks during a luncheon at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C., Dec. 2, 2015. James discussed her recent trip to the Middle East, Africa and Europe, where she met with military and civilian leaders as well as Airmen currently engaged in the fight against Daesh. (U.S. Air Force photo/Jim Varhegyi) James discusses coalition efforts at press club luncheon
Air Force Secretary Deborah Lee James discussed her two-week trip of seeing firsthand the Air Force’s role in coalition efforts against violent extremist organizations during a National Press Club luncheon Dec. 2.
0 12/03
2015
Marine Corps 1st Lt. Samuel Winsted, an F-35B Lightning II intelligence officer, provides a mock intelligence briefing to two instructors during the F-35 Intelligence Formal Training Unit course June 17, 2015, on Eglin Air Force Base, Fla. Winsted will serve in a critical role assisting the Marine Corps’ F-35 program at Marine Corps Air Station Yuma, Ariz., as it becomes the first operational F-35B base. The Marine Corps will declare initial operational capability with the F-35B, short takeoff and vertical landing variant, this summer. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Marleah Robertson) First Marine graduates Air Force’s F-35 intelligence course
The first Marine Corps officer graduated the Air Force’s F-35 Lightning II Intelligence Formal Training Unit course at Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, June 24.
1 7/01
2015
Default Air Force Logo Increased mission requirements open doors for continued service
The Air Force is introducing several personnel and manpower initiatives to meet increased mission requirements outlined in the fiscal year 2016 President’s Budget. The Air Force is undergoing a concerted effort to stabilize and grow the force by fiscal 2017, to include addressing key gaps in the nuclear, cyber, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, and support career fields.
6 5/18
2015
Default Air Force Logo ISR invests in infrastructure, Airmen
Increasing demands for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, coupled with limited funding across the Air Force, were discussed during the Air Force Association’s monthly breakfast Feb. 18, in Arlington, Virginia.
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2015
Default Air Force Logo First class graduates from new AF intelligence course
The 552nd Air Control Wing's Operations Support Squadron recently graduated its first class from the new Air Force-wide E-3 Sentry Intelligence Initial Qualification Course.
0 11/13
2014
Airmen from the 361st Expeditionary Reconnaissance Squadron prepare an MC-12W Liberty for operations Aug. 25, 2010, on Kandahar Airfield, Afghan.  The MC-12W provides full-motion video and signals intelligence to assist battlefield commanders. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Eric Harris) ISR aircraft hones in on strategic agility
Intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities have been in high demand from combatant commanders. In order to meet this new operational demand, Air Force officials answered the call back in 2008 by rapidly acquiring and deploying the MC-12W Liberty.
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2014
Second Lt. Michael Emard creates slides from video snapshots Oct. 15, 2014, during a demonstration of the new Enhanced Reporting, Narrative Event Streaming Tool developed by the Air Force Research Lab, at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. The program streamlines some routine tasks performed by intelligence analysts in an effort to increase their overall effectiveness and allow for faster distribution of intellgence to those that need it. Emard is a 711th Human Performance Wing behavioral scientist. (U.S. Air Force photo/Wesley Farnsworth) New application aims to improve analyst's performance
Members from an Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) team collaborated to create a new tool suite, which could be used by the Air Force intelligence community around the globe.
0 10/25
2014
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