The recently concluded Rim of the Pacific exercise included participation from 29 nations, 40 surface ships, three submarines, 14 national land forces, more than 150 aircraft, and…

Project Overmatch is the sea service’s contribution to the Pentagon’s Combined Joint All-Domain Command and Control initiative.

The initiative is the Navy’s contribution to the Pentagon’s Combined Joint All-Domain Command and Control (CJADC2) effort.

Since delivering Project Overmatch capabilities to Carrier Strike Group 1, additional strike groups have been equipped.

The next iteration of the biennial event will loop in nine maritime operations centers, six carrier strike groups, three amphibious ready groups, 25 ships and submarines, more…

After the Navy wraps up experimentation with the USS Carl Vinson, the service is planning to roll out its Project Overmatch capabilities in the Indo-Pacific, including to…

The sea service is currently deploying the capabilities with the USS Carl Vinson to evaluate their effectiveness.

The envisioned network will be "the bedrock for the joint tactical network of the future," he said.

NAVIFOR is co-chairing a cross-functional team looking at integration and training associated with Project Overmatch.

Officials believe that too many requirements will bog down efforts to modernize how the Pentagon will fight and connect systems in the future.