US Air Force advances with CJADC2 effort
A USAF KC-135 being prepared for a flight over the Black Sea in a NATO-combined operation. (Photo: US Air Force)
The US Air Force has been working with several suppliers through the Advanced Battle Management System Digital Infrastructure Consortium to integrate its C2 capabilities with coalition forces’ structure.
The US Air Force (USAF) has been increasing efforts to be prepared for deployment alongside partners and allies in contested, high-intensity scenarios. Closely working with the defence industry, the service has been progressing with the development of the air capability of the Combined Joint All-Domain Command and Control (CJADC2).
Designed to accelerate battlespace effectiveness with data interoperability across multiple domains, the CJADC2 will form the step of the Pentagon-wide JADC2 initiative intended to allow for the integration with coalition forces’ structure.
Progressing with the initiative has been a concern for the US Congress. The FY2024 National Defence Authorisation Act (NDAA) emphasised the relevance
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