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Navy’s Information Warfare Enterprise is a Victim of its Own Success, Admiral Says

Navy’s Information Warfare Enterprise is a Victim of its Own Success, Admiral Says
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NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. -- Rear Adm. Gene Price, Vice Commander of Naval Information Forces, called the Navy’s information warfare enterprise a “victim” of its own success as it seeks to expand its information warfare commander afloat concept while still facing challenges with artificial intelligence and training capabilities. The Navy is expanding its information warfare commander afloat concept that has been used with strike groups to amphibious readiness groups, Price said on Aug. 2 during the Navy League’s 2021 Sea Air…

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