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The service issued a memo detailing a common operating environment architecture as part of a broader software transition strategy. The strategy builds on the experiences of the Apps for the Army program. The service is developing plans for Apps for the Army 2 next summer focusing on industry-created software.
Wired reports that the Navy wants businesses to produce an app that stimulates sailors\' minds.
The DoD\'s Iridium EMSS Gateway serves as a dedicated portal for the uplink and downlink of voice and data traffic through Iridium satellites for DoD and other U.S. government users throughout the world.
The service is giving careful thought to the human side of the cybersecurity equation. The top commander of the Air Force\'s Space Command said it\'s no longer a matter of information assurance, and it\'s all about mission assurance.
Checks for Vets is a guidebook to help you through the process of accessing VA money for long-term care.
Veteran Joe Sanchez writes about leadership lessons in Talent Culture.
The Washington Post reports that a draft of a Pentagon study finds most military personnel think repealing \"don\'t ask don\'t tell\" will have a minimal impact.
Colonel Steve Strobridge of MOAA said the budget decisions by DoD cannot undermine key military incentives.
Veterans are honored today but so is the idea of service to our country. In that spirit, Serve.gov is an online resource to find volunteer opportunities and also to create “do-it-yourself” projects. Today President Obama…
Federal Times reports on new technology the VA is using to safeguard veterans\' health data.
The not-for-profit Wounded Warrior Project trains veterans in cybersecurity.
There\'s a new, FREE smart phone mobile application that makes it easier for servicemembers and veterans to track their emotional health after deployments. e got the story from the Army\'s Dr. Robert Ciulla.
Effective immediately, DCAA will accept contracting officers\' requests for audit assistance only for fixed-price proposals of more than $10 million and cost-type proposals worth more than $100 million. Tom Temin and Amy Morris explain.