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Special Challenges Require Special Forces
Special operations forces always have occupied a distinct niche in a nation’s military machine.
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Computer Security Scores Show Room for Improvement
by Maryann Lawlor

Majority of federal agencies receive below average marks.
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Joint Capability Technology Demonstration Programs Debut
by Henry S. Kenyon

The U.S. Defense Department’s new Joint Capability Technology Demonstration business model is designed to provide warfighters with new equipment more rapidly and efficiently. Effort allows more input from commanders, opens door to business participation.
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People Power Drives Special Operations
by Robert K. Ackerman

Members of U.S. Navy SEAL Delivery Vehicle Team Two prepare to launch a vehicle from the back of a Los Angeles-class submarine. The Navy Special Warfare Command is growing, along with other U.S. special operations forces. Psychological operations and language skills join new technologies as important parts of the arsenal.
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Research Team Seeks Solutions for Warfighters on the Move
by Henry S. Kenyon

The Communications and Networks Collaborative Technology Alliance is developing technologies to manage and configure networks automatically without the need for technicians to be present. Government-commercial effort creates new capabilities for the U.S. Army’s major programs.
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Conference Highlights Information Sharing and Interoperability Priorities
by Rita Boland

Government, military and industry leaders converge to discuss requirements and solution sets.
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Immigration Reform Survey

With immigration reform dominating political discourse right now, should the U.S. increase the number of work visas available for information technology professionals?

Yes. It's a way to attract overseas innovators and to ensure that foreign students' expertise gleaned here benefits the United States.

No. Too many IT professionals who are U.S. citizens are looking for jobs.

Maybe. The amount should be adjusted annually as needed.

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CONTENTS
Acquisition Enhancements Drive Intelligence Advancements
AFCEA Chapter Links
AFCEA Enhances Career Service
AFCEA Interactive Planning Calendar
Chapter Chat
Computer Security Scores Show Room for Improvement
Conference Highlights Information Sharing and Interoperability Priorities
Contact AFCEA
Educational Foundation
How to Submit Material for SIGNAL Connections
International Contracts
Joint Capability Technology Demonstration Programs Debut
Meet the SIGNAL Connections Staff
People Power Drives Special Operations
Research Team Seeks Solutions for Warfighters on the Move
Save the Date
Special Challenges Require Special Forces
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