Through its annual awards program, AFCEA International recognizes the outstanding contributions of individuals in the communications, electronics, intelligence and information technology disciplines.

MAJ Zori Drew, USA, 1-2SBCT, 7ID, ICORPS, Fort Knox Gold Vault Chapter ...

The Emerging Leaders program offers professionals 40 years old and younger unparalleled professional growth and development opportunities. The AFCEA Emerging Leaders Program is a dynamic initiative ...

Activities for small business within AFCEA provide targeted networking and relationship-building opportunities that enhance small businesses' efforts to develop and sustain operations in the federal ...

U.S. Pacific Fleet Commander Calls To 'Embrace the Red' Adm. Stephen Koehler speaks to WEST 2025 conference attendees about using the most holistic and innovative approaches to further strengthen U.S.

The Air Force is leading efforts to create a data driven method called combined joint all domain command and control, or CJADC2. It’s a DoD concept that will connect data-centric information from all ...

Brig. Gen. Steven R. Grove, USA, has been assigned as director, intelligence, J-2, U.S. Central Command, MacDill Air Force Base, Florida.

Brig. Gen. Guy “Tom” Cosentino, USA, has been assigned as commandant of the National War College, Washington, D.C.

From left: Lt Gen Robert M. Shea, President and CEO of AFCEA International; Jeremy Martin, President, Young AFCEAN Advisory Council; TSgt Thomas Giddings, USAF; DeEtte Gray, Chair of the AFCEA ...

Strengthen AFCEA’s relationships with the homeland security enterprise and position AFCEA as a catalyst for dialogue with industry and the global security community. Promote public/private partnership ...

Stories from Alamo ACE 2023, November 13-16 in San Antonio, Texas, presented by AFCEA's Alamo Chapter.

The Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) is working on a project to create a 5G cellular network system for warfighters in austere environments. The Standalone On-the-Move Advanced Relay ...