Not Going Solo: Air Force, Kessel Run Sign New Agreement For Speedier Code
The agreement will pave the way for closer collaboration between Kessel Run and Air Combat Command, officials said.
New Kessel Run Software For Speedy Targeting Gets ACC OK
Eventually, the new KRADOS system will completely replace the legacy Theater Battle Management Core Systems -- the service's decades-old air tasking order system -- at the some two dozen Air Operations Centers (AOC) around the world.
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From ‘Mad Hatter’ To ‘Torque:’ Kessel Run Makes Software For F-22, CV-22
"In day-to-day operations, one of our four core values at Kessel Run is 'ideas over rank,' says Kessel Run's Nick Setterberg.
Air Force Takes First Step Toward Commercial Internet Services
The experiment is expected to eventually lead to the wholesale replacement of the Air Force’s slow, cumbersome and ineffectual network with a modern, commercially procured one with improved speed, security and functionality.
US Military Needs Better Data On Itself To Exploit AI
"If you know your enemies and know yourself, you will not be imperiled in a hundred battles." Guess which half of Sun Tzu's ancient maxim is the Pentagon's problem?
Air Force Tries To Fix F-35’s ALIS — From A Big, Broken Box To the Cloud
How bad is the F-35's computerized maintenance system, ALIS? So bad the plane may be better off without it.
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Voyager is fortifying the U.S. Defense supply chain
Answering the Pentagon’s call to bolster defense industrial base.
Artificial Intel, Buying Software And Old Planes: Farnborough Air Show
Will this result in more operations like the Kessel Run Experimentation Lab in Boston, where coders join airmen to build useful software? Perhaps it will mean the service will hire civilian coders or train airmen to write code.