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Project Overmatch Expands To Other Carrier Groups, Ally Connections

Project Overmatch Expands To Other Carrier Groups, Ally Connections
220708-N-GC965-0026 SAN DIEGO (July 8, 2022) Rear Adm. Douglas Small, Commander, Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (NAVWAR) gave a speech during the Program Overmatch change of command ceremony. Project Overmatch, a high priority Department of the Navy initiative aimed at connecting platforms, weapons, and sensors together in a robust Naval Operational Architecture that integrates with Joint All-Domain Command and Control for enhanced Distributed Maritime Operations. (U.S. Navy photo by Ramon Go)

SAN DIEGO– The head of Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (NAVWAR) admitted Project Overmatch capabilities have expanded to more Carrier Strike Groups (CSG) and are making connections to some allies. “So we did a lot of testing on fielding of systems on Vinson. Vinson is deployed with our capabilities. And we certainly have moved on and fielded it on additional striker groups. It's never something that we're done with, where it's a constant learning and a constant improving process,” Rear…

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