Mark Pomerleau is a reporter for DefenseScoop, focusing on information warfare. He has a passion for the First Amendment and covers topics related to national defense, cybersecurity, and military technology. Mark's work has been featured in various publications, including C4ISRNET, Defense News, and Federal Times.
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Mark Pomerleau's coverage primarily revolves around government announcements and press releases, focusing on politics, privacy & cybersecurity, as well as government & politics. His articles often highlight developments within the US military branches and related governmental bodies.
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By: Mark Pomerleau
Subscribe to our daily newsletter. Subscribe The service is taking key lessons from using prototype systems to inform the development of its HADES platform.
By: Mark Pomerleau
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Subscribe to our daily newsletter. Subscribe Chief of Staff Gen. Randy George unveiled transforming-in-contact 2.0.
By: Mark Pomerleau
General Dynamics Mission Systems has integrated its electronic warfare kit into the Infantry Squad Vehicle, the first such capability to be outfitted to the light utility platform.
One of, if not the top, priority for the Army's intelligence task force is figuring out how to put AI against the vast amounts of data collected from a variety of platforms.
By: Mark Pomerleau
In order to be more responsive to emerging and dynamic battlefield threats, the Army is asking Congress for flexible funding on electronic warfare, along with drones and counter-drone systems.
The Army is using upcoming experimentation efforts to inform how the TITAN system will be employed, by what forces and how many to purchase.
By: Mark Pomerleau
Subscribe to our daily newsletter. Subscribe With connectivity expected to be limited in future conflicts, U.S. troops must learn to operate without persistent communications and data.
Subscribe to our daily newsletter. Subscribe The service wants to continue experimenting with network and command-and-control tools aboard aerial platforms.
By: Mark Pomerleau
Subscribe to our daily newsletter. Subscribe The experimentation initiative aims to test emerging electromagnetic spectrum tech with unmanned systems.
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