Capability Program Executive
Intelligence, Electronic Warfare & Sensors
Capability Program Executive
Intelligence, Electronic Warfare & Sensors
For more than five decades, the Army has used its aerial intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (A-ISR) turboprop fleet to provide critical A-ISR to maintain battlespace awareness and superiority. In July, the Airborne Reconnaissance Low-Multifunction (ARL-M) and Guardrail both flew their closing flight missions in Korea. The Army provided 54 years of A-ISR turboprop support on the peninsula.
The Automated Installation Entry (AIE) system continues to revolutionize access control and security across U.S. Army installations worldwide to protect Soldiers, families, and facilities.
Product Manager Force Protection Systems (PM FPS) and Product Manager Biometrics (PM Biometrics) employees recently came together to support local service members and their families
Across the southern border, Soldiers are leveraging advanced Army technologies from Capability Program Executive – Intelligence, Electronic Warfare and Sensors (CPE-IEW&S) to increase situational awareness, strengthen security, and support U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP).
By Shawn Nesaw | CPE-IEW&S Public Affairs Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md. – Capability Program Executive - Intelligence, Electronic Warfare & Sensors...
By Kay Edwards | PEO-IEW&S Public Affairs PEO IEW&S drives rapid prototyping and field feedback through the Army’s Transforming in Contact initiative by Kay...
By Shawn Nesaw | PEO IEW&S Strategic Communications Directorate Fielding of the Mounted Assured Positioning, Navigation and Timing System (MAPS) GEN II hardware is...
By Katherine Morgan | PM DCO Public Affairs PM Defensive Cyber Operations aligns with Army’s Continuous Transformation to advance defensive cyber operations...
Biometric integration is a critical component for future large-scale mobilization and large-scale combat operations.
The strategic importance of biometrics and forensics in future Large-Scale Mobilization Operations and Large-Scale Combat Operations (LSMO/LSCO) cannot be overstated.