Mark Pomerleau

Washington, D.C.

Senior reporter @DefenseScoop covering information warfare. Green Bay Packers. Award losing journalist. [email protected] Signal: mark_pomerleau.24

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Southern border unit becomes first equipped with expeditionary surveillance system

3 days ago | defensescoop.com | Mark Pomerleau

An Army military police battalion recently became the first unit to receive a new sensor system as part of its mission to support U.S. government security operations at the southern border. The 716th Military Police Battalion received the Ground-Based Operational Surveillance Systems (Expeditionary) (G-BOSS(E)) Medium tower platform March 24, making it the first unit equipped with the capability.
What does flexible funding for electronic warfare mean for the Army?

6 days ago | defensescoop.com | Mark Pomerleau

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Army's Evolving Electronic Warfare Capabilities

1 week ago | realcleardefense.com | Mark Pomerleau

Army's Evolving Electronic Warfare Capabilities Project Convergence Capstone 5 served as a “critical test bed” for the service’s in-development electronic warfare capabilities Read Full Article »
Marines Accomplish Two Communications ‘Firsts’

1 week ago | realcleardefense.com | Mark Pomerleau

Marines were able to integrate commercial sensors and pass data through the Army's Sensitive But Unclassified-Encrypted architecture at Project Convergence. Read Full Article » Show comments Hide Comments Related Articles
Army evaluates several evolving electronic warfare concepts at Project Convergence

1 week ago | defensescoop.com | Mark Pomerleau

The Army tested a variety of evolving electronic warfare capabilities and concepts at its recent Project Convergence experiment in the California desert. A venue for the Army to test emerging concepts along with other services, Project Convergence Capstone 5 served as a “critical test bed” for the service’s in-development electronic warfare capabilities, according to a spokesperson from Army Cyber Command.
Marines accomplish two communications 'firsts' at Army’s Project Convergence

1 week ago | defensescoop.com | Mark Pomerleau

For the first time, a Marine Corps communications squadron integrated non-military, commercial off-the-shelf sensors for maritime domain awareness into operations and plugged into the Army’s unclassified communications architecture to gain a joint common operational picture.
Updated information environment blueprint helping Navy architect maritime operations centers

1 week ago | defensescoop.com | Mark Pomerleau

NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. — The Navy recently published an update to its Information Environment Ecosystem Blueprint, helping inform how it will build out its maritime operation centers. The blueprint, first developed over a year ago, documents the reference architecture to move from a host of interconnected systems to a capability platform model.
Lawmakers Fearful of SOCOM Cuts, Possible Risk to Mission

2 weeks ago | realcleardefense.com | Mark Pomerleau

Members of Congress on both sides of the aisle expressed concern this week over cuts to special operations forces, with many vowing to plus-up their budget as a response. Read Full Article » Show comments Hide Comments Related Articles
SOCOM leader warns of information operations 'void'

2 weeks ago | defensescoop.com | Mark Pomerleau

The head of U.S. Special Operations Command told lawmakers that America and its military must get better at information operations in the face of increased adversary investments in that space. For years, members of Congress and outside experts have derided the U.S. government’s lack of information prowess, which atrophied after the Cold War. For the military, kinetic action typically takes precedence over non-kinetic information activities.
Lawmakers fearful of SOCOM cuts and possible risk to mission

2 weeks ago | defensescoop.com | Mark Pomerleau

Members of Congress on both sides of the aisle expressed concern this week over cuts to special operations forces, with many vowing to plus-up their budget as a response. During Senate and House subpanels, military leaders and members of Congress outlined force cuts and budget reductions that have led to risks in missions for special operations forces because, in many cases, the head of Special Operations Command has been forced to tell combatant commanders “no” when they request capabilities.

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In Senate Special Ops hearing, official performing duties of ASD-SO/LIC notes there are concrete examples of head to head U.S.-China gray zone activities he can provide senators in classified session

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Firing of top cyber general ‘sets back’ US military and intel operations, makes America ‘less safe,’ lawmakers of both parties say https://t.co/cl9qf7ioti

Mark Pomerleau

Articles

Southern border unit becomes first equipped with expeditionary surveillance system

What does flexible funding for electronic warfare mean for the Army?

Army's Evolving Electronic Warfare Capabilities

Marines Accomplish Two Communications ‘Firsts’

Army evaluates several evolving electronic warfare concepts at Project Convergence

Marines accomplish two communications 'firsts' at Army’s Project Convergence

Updated information environment blueprint helping Navy architect maritime operations centers

Lawmakers Fearful of SOCOM Cuts, Possible Risk to Mission

SOCOM leader warns of information operations 'void'

Lawmakers fearful of SOCOM cuts and possible risk to mission

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