Lockheed Martin is planning its fourth multidomain command-and-control tabletop exercise this summer that will use automated tools to plan kinetic and non-kinetic effects in air, space and cyberspace. The August exercise will have operators collaboratively counter targets with intelligence and automatic planning tools they haven't used before, Bryan Gates, who leads Lockheed's MDC2 business development, recently told Inside the Air Force at the Air Force Association's winter conference in Orlando, FL. "We're going to take it from combat plans to...
