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The Air Force told lawmakers this week that it underestimated threats when assessing the fate of its ISR systems.
The Air Force is considering whether to press forward with a demonstration of inexpensive, off-the-shelf light ISR aircraft that could complement a potential light attack plane buy, the head of ...
ISR airmen carry out their missions on an operations floor. Maj. Gen. Jack Shanahan, USAF, commander, U.S. Air Force ISR Agency, extols the virtues and necessity of technology education to high school ...
An Air Force spokeswoman told C4ISRNET via email that although "ISR Airmen have excelled in supporting Counter-Terrorism for the last 15 years … the truth is that we face enterprise-wide obstacles to ...
A U.S. Air Force U-2 lands at Al Dhafra Air Base in the United Arab Emirates. The Air Force is developing a new intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) strategy that focuses on data ...
Lt. Gen. Larry James on the Air Force ISR's ever-evolving mission, the roles played by old and new technologies and the challenges AF ISR faces as it serves users on a rapidly changing global stage.
Air Force ISR aims for maximum insight Agency strives to provide a full spectrum of ISR capabilities to meet strategic, tactical and combatant command requirements.
The Air Force envisions industry as a major enabler of its next-generation ISR infrastructure, with the service owning the data rights and tech companies partnered with it to build software and ...
The US Air Force will have to rebalance its intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) portfolio after operations wrap up over Afghanistan if it is to be able to collect data from ...
Cyber Air Force chooses new leader for ISR, cyber effects Maj. Gen. Leah Lauderback was nominated to get her third star and serve as deputy chief of staff for intelligence, surveillance, ...
The U.S. Air Force has implemented recommendations from an Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) review in the past year, building upon findings from a 2011 assessment of platforms ...
Lt. Gen. VeraLinn "Dash" Jamieson is taking her ideas for the Air Force intelligence community and running with them.