Air Force Space Command boss Gen. Bob Kehler told industry representatives at the Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association’s Infotech 2009 in Dayton, Ohio, Tuesday, that they must bring the US military “integrated solutions” to aid cyberspace defense efforts, reports the Dayton Daily News. According to the newspaper, Kehler said, “Otherwise, we’re where we’ve been for 50 years, buying stovepipe systems that don’t talk to anybody else.” He added, “We don’t have enough money for that, and we don’t have the time for it.”
Gas is king in the vast expanse of the Pacific. And as the Pentagon has sought to build up its capability to deter China, the Department of Defense has undergone a major rethink about how to get fuel to the region. At the heart of the effort is the U.S. Transportation…