News Summary:
On September 30, 2026, retired Maj. Gen. Jefforey Smith emphasized the US Army’s need to replicate its past dominance in night-vision technology, urging a similar mindset for electromagnetic spectrum operations, where the ability to sense, communicate, maneuver, and survive in contested spectrums increasingly determines battlefield advantage. Previously, on September 21, discussions highlighted how spectrum dominance technology is enhancing secure electronic communications, crucial for countering advanced jamming capabilities that can disrupt military operations. This follows an announcement on September 19, where Motorola Solutions Chief Operating Officer Jack Molloy confirmed the company's focus on scaling its recently acquired Silvus Technologies operations, alongside D-Fend Solutions, as part of Motorola's strategic initiatives in mission-critical networks, command center software, and video security. Earlier, on September 17 at MSPO 2026, Silvus showcased its networked and reliable radios, which align with modern military doctrine emphasizing decentralized command nodes and execution, particularly in response to the proliferation of low-cost strike drones.
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