Neon Response 19 is a bilateral explosive ordnance disposal and maritime security exercise with the Bahrain Defense Force. This exercise will provide an opportunity for the two nations to share knowledge and experiences to enhance mutual capabilities and interoperability. This is one of many exercises in which the U.S. military participates with partner nations in the U.S. Central Command area...
Neon Union 19 is a bilateral air and surface maritime security operations exercise to strengthen critical warfighting capabilities and enhance interoperability and operational readiness between the United States Navy and Coast Guard with the Royal Bahrain Naval and Air Forces. This is one of many exercises in which the U.S. military participates with partner nations in the U.S. Central Command...
The annual civil-military disaster preparedness and response initiative is co-hosted by the Nepali Army, Nepal Ministry of Home Affairs and the United States Army Pacific and staffed by service-members from U.S. Indo-Pacific Command.
The multinational, multilateral, joint-exercise consists of subject matter expert exchanges, table top evaluations, functional exercises and an after-action...
Neptune Shield 2022 (NESH22) is the natural evolution of NATO’s ability to integrate the high-end maritime strike capabilities of an Aircraft Carrier Strike Group, an Amphibious Ready Group and a Marine Expeditionary Unit to support the defence of the alliance.
This long-planned training evolution will improve interoperability of U.S. Carrier Strike Groups (CSG), U.S. Amphibious Ready...
NetModX 24 encompasses experimentation with dozens of technologies as C5ISR Center joins Army programs of record, cross-functional teams and industry partners across three locations in New Jersey and Maryland. The event supports programs of record gather experimentation data for decision-making as well as incorporating industry participation into the modernization process.
Network Integration Evaluation 17.2 at Fort Bliss is an annual exercise that provides a test-bed for emerging concepts and capabilities in an operationally realistic and rigorous environment. The evaluation will continue to assess the Army’s tactical network baseline while also introducing new systems. This NIE is different from past events, due to participation by the 2nd Infantry Brigade...
The Army continues to use the Network Integration Evaluation (NIE) process to integrate, validate and refine enhanced network capabilities to meet the operational needs of Soldiers in the field. NIE 16.2, is the eleventh in a series of Soldier-led evaluations to be conducted at Fort Bliss from May 2-14, 2016. NIE 16.2 will focus on key areas, which include evaluating network operations tools...
Network Integration Evaluations (NIEs) are an adaptive and evolutionary approach to designing, integrating and maturing the Army’s tactical network.
NIEs are critical to executing the network strategy, and fielding the most current technology, while being fiscally responsible. Through the NIE process, potential network and non-network capabilities are assessed in a robust operational...
