What's Happening Around C3BM

  • C3BM leader hosts latest Team Hanscom Today

    The senior enlisted leader for the Department of the Air Force’s Program Executive Office for Command, Control, Communications and Battle Management served as guest host for Team Hanscom Today this week.

  • Air Battle Managers, DAF BATTLE NETWORK, a lethal combo

    In the high-stakes environment of modern conflict, air battle managers are critical warfighters, orchestrating complex air operations and integrating cutting-edge technology to maintain air superiority. Air battle managers serve as human command and control nodes, providing real-time situational

  • DAF PEO C3BM unveils new strategic framework to counter emerging threats

    The Department of the Air Force Program Executive Office for Command, Control, Communications and Battle Management announced new strategic anchors July 30, designed to deliver resilient decision advantage to joint and coalition forces facing evolving challenges.Maj. Gen. Luke Cropsey, C3BM program

  • Next-gen TOC-L systems announced to boost agile C2 capabilities

    The Department of the Air Force recently announced the upgrade of the Tactical Operations Center-Light capability with its Major Release 2 prototype, July 22, 2025. This rapid prototyping effort, developed with support from long-standing industry partners, will deliver more than 40 next-generation

  • Air Force Battle Lab advances the kill chain with AI, C2 Innovation

    The 805th Combat Training Squadron, or Shadow Operations Center-Nellis, completed another major experiment of 2025, advancing key priorities in human-machine teaming, data convergence, and emerging technologies to sharpen U.S. Air Force and command and control capabilities, Nellis Air Force Base,

  • Aerial Networks Division realigns to C3BM, changes leaders

    The Air Force Program Executive Office for Cyber and Networks’ Aerial Networks Division realigned under the Department of the Air Force PEO for Command, Control, Communications and Battle Management here recently. The branch that manages the Battlefield Airborne Communications Node program did not