The Air Force Command and Control and Intelligence-Surveillance-Reconnaissance Center at Langley AFB, Va., packed up its stuff and moved—setting up temporarily in a building just off base with the National Institute of Aerospace in Hampton Roads, Va. The Hampton Roads Daily Press reports that this temporary move will roll into another temporary move into a new building just next door. C2ISR Center officials hope to return to Langley at some point, but they plan to lease their new digs for five years. Air Combat Command, headquartered at Langley, asked C2ISR to move from the four buildings it occupied so the base could renovate the buildings.
In AI Experiment, UK and US Simulate Adjacent Operations
Oct. 20, 2021
Held an ocean apart but simulating adjacent military forces, a virtual demonstration Oct. 18 gave the U.K. and U.S. militaries cause to project optimism over someday jointly adopting artificial intelligence “that can learn in the field.” The test represented “just the first step” on the way to an “experimental trial…