Technically Speaking Podcast

How the Navy is Using Large Scale Military Science Experiments (Ep. 19) Welcome to the cutting-edge realm of the System of Systems Naval Integration Experiment (SOSNIE) in this episode, where hosts Chelsie and Alex explore NIWC Atlantic's annual “science experiment.” They provide an inside look at how military technologies are tested in realistic settings, discussing the event's focus on integrating systems like drones, fighter jets, and advanced communication networks. The experiments aim to ensure these technologies perform seamlessly before they reach the hands of warfighters. The episode also highlights interactions between engineers and military personnel, emphasizing the importance of their feedback in refining technologies. Guests Matt Lane, NIWC Atlantic’s expeditionary warfare department program management lead and Jonathan James (JJ), NIWC Atlantic’s technical lead for the Marine Air-Ground Task Force (MAGTAF) command and control system and application team, discuss the challenges and innovations discovered during the experiments. Their discussions illustrate how direct input from end-users is crucial for development and deployment readiness. SOSNIE took place at the end of March 2024 and tested more than 20 systems developed by NIWC Atlantic and their partners. [More information about the event is provided in the article linked below!] This episode wraps up with a military moment from Senior Chief Andre Mumford, NIWC Atlantic fleet Liaison Manager, shares his experiences with software systems currently in use across the Navy, emphasizing the real-time impact of these technologies in enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of naval operations. Produced by: NIWC Atlantic Public Affairs Co-Hosts: Chelsie Holloway and Alex Jackson Sound Editor: Joe Bullinger Graphics: Wendy Jamieson Technically Speaking is a production of Naval Information Warfare Center (NIWC) Atlantic Public Affairs. Information presented in the podcast represents the views and opinions of the original content creators and their guests and does not necessarily represent the views and opinions of NIWC Atlantic, the U.S. Navy, Department of Defense or the U.S. government. Any mention of specific companies, products, services or content does not imply endorsement by NIWC Atlantic, the U.S. Navy, Department of Defense or the U.S. government. Transcript: https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/Portals/94/Page-Content/Podcast/Transcripts/Ep19-Transcript.txt Links: https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/Media/Article/3723367/niwc-atlantic-conducts-largest-ever-all-domain-naval-integration-event/ https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/Workforce/Careers/ https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil Social Media Links: https://www.facebook.com/NavalInformationWarfareSystemsCommand https://www.instagram.com/navwar_usnavy/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/navwar Contact Us: niwc_lant_ch_pao.fct@us.navy.mil

How the Navy is Using Large Scale Military Science Experiments (Ep. 19) Welcome to the cutting-edge realm of the System of Systems Naval Integration Experiment (SOSNIE) in this episode, where hosts Chelsie and Alex explore NIWC Atlantic's annual “science experiment.” They provide an inside look at how military technologies are tested in realistic settings, discussing the event's focus on integrating systems like drones, fighter jets, and advanced communication networks. The experiments aim to ensure these technologies perform seamlessly before they reach the hands of warfighters. The episode also highlights interactions between engineers and military personnel, emphasizing the importance of their feedback in refining technologies. Guests Matt Lane, NIWC Atlantic’s expeditionary warfare department program management lead and Jonathan James (JJ), NIWC Atlantic’s technical lead for the Marine Air-Ground Task Force (MAGTAF) command and control system and application team, discuss the challenges and innovations discovered during the experiments. Their discussions illustrate how direct input from end-users is crucial for development and deployment readiness. SOSNIE took place at the end of March 2024 and tested more than 20 systems developed by NIWC Atlantic and their partners. [More information about the event is provided in the article linked below!] This episode wraps up with a military moment from Senior Chief Andre Mumford, NIWC Atlantic fleet Liaison Manager, shares his experiences with software systems currently in use across the Navy, emphasizing the real-time impact of these technologies in enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of naval operations. Produced by: NIWC Atlantic Public Affairs Co-Hosts: Chelsie Holloway and Alex Jackson Sound Editor: Joe Bullinger Graphics: Wendy Jamieson Technically Speaking is a production of Naval Information Warfare Center (NIWC) Atlantic Public Affairs. Information presented in the podcast represents the views and opinions of the original content creators and their guests and does not necessarily represent the views and opinions of NIWC Atlantic, the U.S. Navy, Department of Defense or the U.S. government. Any mention of specific companies, products, services or content does not imply endorsement by NIWC Atlantic, the U.S. Navy, Department of Defense or the U.S. government. Transcript: https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/Portals/94/Page-Content/Podcast/Transcripts/Ep19-Transcript.txt Links: https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/Media/Article/3723367/niwc-atlantic-conducts-largest-ever-all-domain-naval-integration-event/ https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/Workforce/Careers/ https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil Social Media Links: https://www.facebook.com/NavalInformationWarfareSystemsCommand https://www.instagram.com/navwar_usnavy/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/navwar Contact Us: niwc_lant_ch_pao.fct@us.navy.mil

NIWC Atlantic’s Use of Data Analytics (Ep. 18) Description: Data collection and analysis is quickly becoming an integral part of modern society. It is also an essential tool for U.S. naval operations. In this episode, co-hosts Chelsie and Alex dive into the various ways Naval Information Warfare Center (NIWC) Atlantic is using data to further progress. First, Chelsie speaks with NIWC Atlantic Chief Data Officer Janie Carson. She explains how data affects both the business and mission side of NIWC Atlantic goals. Next, Alex speaks with Jessi Staats a department lead in our command information office, who draws the connection of how data speeds internal processes and then, in turn, helps the warfighter. Data is furthering capabilities and decision-making in efficient ways that put NIWC Atlantic at the forefront of progress! Lastly, Chelsie and Alex speak with Lieutenant Commander Alberto Osvath, who is an operations manager at our Hampton Roads location in Virginia. He shares about the importance of service and seeking mentorship opportunities to become the best Sailor possible. Produced by: NIWC Atlantic Public Affairs Co-Hosts: Chelsie Holloway and Alex Jackson Sound Editor: Joe Bullinger Podcast Logo: Wendy Jamieson Transcript: https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/Portals/94/Page-Content/Podcast/Transcripts/Ep18-Transcript.txt Technically Speaking is a production of NIWC Atlantic Public Affairs. Information presented in the podcast represents the views and opinions of the original content creators and their guests and does not necessarily represent the views and opinions of NIWC Atlantic, U.S. Navy, Department of Defense or U.S. government. Any mention of specific companies, products, services or content does not imply endorsement by NIWC Atlantic, U.S. Navy, Department of Defense or U.S. government. Links: Https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/ https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/Workforce/Careers/ Interested in a career with America's Navy? Learn more here: https://www.navy.com Social Media Links: https://www.facebook.com/NavalInformationWarfareSystemsCommand https://www.instagram.com/navwar_usnavy/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/navwar Contact Us: niwc_lant_ch_pao.fct@us.navy.mil

Quantum Technology at NIWC Atlantic (Ep. 15) Description: Let’s chat about the mysterious technology that is quantum! In Episode 17, co-hosts Chelsie and Alex speak with NIWC Atlantic physicist Dr. Robert Younts who is a quantum information action officer in the science and technology department. Using his experience, he addresses a wide range of questions on quantum technology, including how it will be used in tandem with artificial intelligence. Starting with the basics, Dr. Younts explains what quantum technology is, shares some information about how NIWC Atlantic is using it to improve sensors for the warfighter, and advises how to get started within quantum science career fields. You will feel 10x smarter after listening to his segment! Lastly, listen to Information Technology Specialist First Class Everett Agressott explain his work within cybersecurity for NIWC Atlantic. You won’t believe what he says inspired him to enlist in the U.S. Navy! Produced by: NIWC Atlantic Public Affairs Co-Hosts: Chelsie Holloway and Alex Jackson Sound Editor: Joe Bullinger Podcast Logo: Wendy Jamieson Transcript: https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/Portals/94/Page-Content/Podcast/Transcripts/Ep17-Transcript.txt Technically Speaking is a production of NIWC Atlantic Public Affairs. Any mention of specific companies, products, services or content does not imply endorsement by NIWC Atlantic, the U.S. Navy or the Department of Defense. Links: https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/ https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/Workforce/Careers/ Social Media Links: https://www.facebook.com/NavalInformationWarfareSystemsCommand https://www.instagram.com/navwar_usnavy/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/navwar Contact Us: niwc_lant_ch_pao.fct@us.navy.mil

Technically Speaking Podcast Professional Development at NIWC Atlantic (Ep.16) The first episode of 2024 focuses on growth! Specifically, professional growth and the different ways NIWC Atlantic supports that within its workforce. Chelsie and Alex speak with Scott Dreyer who is NIWC Atlantic’s executive coach. He explains how he works directly with NIWC Atlantic leaders and assists them in learning the proper skillset for any and all situations our leaders may encounter. This assistance trickles down and helps provide a trusting and supportive work environment for the workforce. He also gives some great professional advice! Alex speaks with Kris Patterson, NIWC Atlantic Public Affairs Specialist, who shares a short story about a powerful moment in her life. She explains how she used that experience to grow within her public speaking skillset, which has helped her excel professionally. Lastly, “Technically Speaking” has added a new segment for 2024...Military Moment! These short interviews highlight an active duty sailor within the NIWC Atlantic workforce. This episode focuses on Senior Chief Alberto Ceja. He speaks with Chelsie and Alex about his leadership role and how it impacts the mission. Produced by: NIWC Atlantic Public Affairs Co-Hosts: Chelsie Holloway and Alex Jackson Sound Editor: Joe Bullinger Podcast Logo: Wendy Jamieson Transcript: https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/Portals/94/Page-Content/Podcast/Transcripts/Ep16-Transcript.txt Links: Leadership Development Workshop: https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/Photo-Gallery/Leadership-Development-Workshop-2024/ NIWC Atlantic Leaders: https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/Leadership/ Toastmasters: https://www.toastmasters.org/ Social Media Links: https://www.facebook.com/NavalInformationWarfareSystemsCommand https://www.instagram.com/navwar_usnavy/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/navwar Contact Us: niwc_lant_ch_pao.fct@us.navy.mil https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/

Technically Speaking Podcast NIWC Atlantic Overseas Support (Ep.15) In this episode our hosts Chelsie and Alex sit with 4 different members of our overseas workforce. Yes, we have teammates in various regions of the world providing essential technical support to our Navy fleet! First, Chelsie speaks with NIW Atlantic Middle East Officer in Charge Lieutenant Commander (LCDR) Tricia Nguyen, in our Bahrain location. She speaks about what life is like currently serving in the middle east. She also briefly touches on how NIWC Atlantic is supporting efforts involved with the current Israel-Hamas conflict. Next, Alex speaks with NIWC Atlantic Europe and Africa Officer in Charge Commander (CDR) Alexander Williams who serves in Naples, Italy. He details the significance of strategically providing support within both of our Europe and Africa strategic locations. Lastly, Chelsie and Alex both sit with 2 members of our civilian workforce John Keathley, a NIWC Atlantic Engineer and Joseph Walker, a NIWC Atlantic Senior Competency Manager, both located in our Europe locations. They describe the essential work they do and how rewarding it is to have direct contact with active-duty military while creating information warfare solutions; furthering the importance of civilian and military collaborations within the NIWC Atlantic workforce! Produced by: NIWC Atlantic Public Affairs Co-Hosts: Chelsie Holloway and Alex Jackson Sound Editor: Joe Bullinger Podcast Logo: Wendy Jamieson Transcript: https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/Portals/94/Page-Content/Podcast/Transcripts/Ep15-Transcript.txt Links: https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/ https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/Workforce/ Social Media Links: https://www.facebook.com/NavalInformationWarfareSystemsCommand https://www.instagram.com/navwar_usnavy/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/navwar Contact Us: niwc_lant_ch_pao.fct@us.navy.mil

Technically Speaking Podcast Military and Civilian Collaboration (Ep.14) In this episode our hosts Chelsie and Alex sit with three versatile guests who share their experiences planning and working together during the NIWC Atlantic internal Mission Innovation Challenge. Mike Johnson who helped organize the entire event, Mike Sundberg a veteran and team lead of the winning team “Hotel”, and Navy Senior Chief Alex Levitov, who served as the military advisor to team “Hotel”. The purpose of the challenge was to bring the NIWC Atlantic workforce together from across competencies, team them with an active-duty military member counterpart, and have each team work together to solve a fictional yet realistic combat scenario. While using NIWC Atlantic capabilities each team had to assess the situation and come up with a viable solution that meets warfighter needs. This challenge allowed civilians to modify how they problem-solve to fit a militaristic mold, as well as encouraged active-duty members to better communicate needs and solutions to their civilian counterparts. Listen as Mike Johnson explains how the challenge came to life and its full purpose; Mike Sundberg recounts how his previous military experience helped him to decipher the fictional military needs; and Navy Senior Chief Alex Levitov reveals his major contribution was not necessarily with scenario breakdowns but in another important way. Chelsie and Alex wrap up this episode by thanking the many veterans within the NIWC Atlantic workforce that are essential to bridging the gap between military and civilian information warfare solutions! Produced by: NIWC Atlantic Public Affairs Co-Hosts: Chelsie Holloway and Alex Jackson Sound Editor: Joe Bullinger Podcast Logo: Wendy Jamieson Transcript: https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/Portals/94/Page-Content/Podcast/Transcripts/Ep14-Transcript.txt Links: https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/Workforce/ Social Media Links: https://www.facebook.com/NavalInformationWarfareSystemsCommand https://www.instagram.com/navwar_usnavy/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/navwar Contact Us: niwc_lant_ch_pao.fct@us.navy.mil

Technically Speaking We Develop Cyber Security (Ep.13) Description: In this episode, co-hosts Chelsie and Alex speak to experts on cybersecurity at NIWC Atlantic. No, these experts are not going to give you advice on how to keep your email and cellphone safe from scammers... they are speaking on national cybersecurity -- diving deep into the heart of NIWC Atlantic's formidable capabilities. First, Chelsie speaks with NIWC Atlantic Senior Scientific Technology Manager (SSTM) of Cybersecurity Test and Evaluation Competency, Hank Osborne. He enlightens us on the range of cybersecurity capabilities across the command, the work the Navy has been doing to secure important information, and discusses a recent project called “Shark Cage”. Next, Alex speaks with Sean Brennan, the NIWC Atlantic Cyber Forensics Service Lead. They touch on the many roles cyber forensics plays in discovering digital footprints and how that is imperative to cybersecurity. Then, don’t miss our wrap up of some recent features and successes at the command as well as our “Technical Tid-Bit"! Throughout this episode, we explore the vital role NIWC Atlantic plays in enhancing the nation's digital resilience. From defending against state-sponsored attacks to countering emerging cyber threats, you'll gain a comprehensive understanding of the command's dedication to protecting our digital way of life. Subscribe to "Technically Speaking" to stay informed and inspired by the cutting-edge innovations shaping the future of information warfare. Produced by: NIWC Atlantic Public Affairs Co-Hosts: Chelsie Holloway and Alex Jackson Sound Editor: Joe Bullinger Podcast Image Icon: Wendy Jamieson Transcript: https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/Portals/94/Page-Content/Podcast/Transcripts/Ep13-Transcript.txt?ver=Z1hxQjJ-CKGRgtVlfVPZwA%3d%3d&timestamp=1696256109294 Links: https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/ https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/Outreach/STEM-Outreach/ Red Team Video- https://www.dvidshub.net/video/897245/navwar-red-team CSSP Video- https://youtu.be/jiyKTNEDqQQ?si=ge9Tk-1v8VodFZec Social Media Links: https://www.facebook.com/NavalInformationWarfareSystemsCommand https://www.instagram.com/navwar_usnavy/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/navwar Contact Us: niwc_lant_ch_pao.fct@us.navy.mil

Technically Speaking We Educate the Next Generation (Ep.12) Description: In this inspiring episode, we delve into the reach and internal effects of NIWC Atlantic's STEM program and its partnership with the local community. Join us as we explore how the command is paving the way for future innovators and fostering a spirit of curiosity, collaboration, and creativity among young minds. NIWC Atlantic, a dynamic force in the world of technology and innovation, has taken it upon itself to nurture the next generation of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) leaders. Learn about the exciting projects, events, and partnerships that have been instrumental in fostering a thriving STEM ecosystem within the community. We'll hear from STEM Outreach program Co-Directors Kelly Thompson and Tonya Hamann. They give insights into how NIWC Atlantic's STEM initiatives are shaping the future workforce and driving innovation in the region. This episode is a testament to the collaboration of technology, education, and community in shaping a better tomorrow! Produced by: NIWC Atlantic Public Affairs Co-Hosts: Chelsie Holloway and Alex Jackson Sound Editor: Joe Bullinger Podcast Image Icon: Wendy Jamieson Transcript: https://niwcatlantic.navy.afpims.mil/Portals/94/Page-Content/Podcast/Transcripts/Ep12-Transcript.txt Links: https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/Outreach/STEM-Outreach/ https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/Media/Article/3480052/integrating-unmanned-systems-into-operations-at-sea/ https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/Photo-Gallery/NIWC-Atlantic-Hampton-Roads-Summer-Interns-Tour-Aircraft-Carrier/ Social Media Links: https://www.facebook.com/NavalInformationWarfareSystemsCommand https://www.instagram.com/navwar_usnavy/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/navwar Contact Us: niwc_lant_ch_pao.fct@us.navy.mil LANT STEM: https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/Outreach/STEM-Outreach/

Technically Speaking AI has Naval Uses Too (Ep.11) In this captivating episode, we delve into the fascinating world of artificial intelligence and its groundbreaking applications at NIWC Atlantic. The Naval Information Warfare Center (NIWC) Atlantic, a premier research and development organization within the U.S. Navy, has been exploring AI advancements, and its potential to revolutionize military operations and enhance the nation's defense capabilities. The episode kicks off with an engaging overview of NIWC Atlantic's mission and role in shaping the future of AI. Your hosts Chelsie and Alex speak with Mr. Rob Keisler, NIWC Atlantic Data Science and Analytics Senior Science Technical Manager (SSTM) and Mr. Adam Tyson the Decision Intelligence SSTM who explain the lab's various AI programs and how they are working to harness the power of AI to serve the Navy's and the nation's interests. Listeners are exposed to a wide array of AI initiatives undertaken by NIWC Atlantic. From developing autonomous systems for unmanned vehicles to creating cutting-edge natural language processing algorithms, each program represents a step forward in revolutionizing the way military operations are conducted. One segment focuses on how AI has transformed intelligence analysis, making data processing more efficient and improving decision-making for naval operations. To conclude, the podcast emphasizes the transformative potential of AI in naval operations and beyond, underscoring NIWC Atlantic's commitment to pushing the boundaries of technological innovation. As AI continues to shape the future, the episode leaves listeners inspired and hopeful about the possibilities of unleashing the full potential of AI in safeguarding national security and building a safer world. Please note: This podcast episode summary was generated by AI open-source programs! Then slightly edited by NIWC Atlantic Public Affairs. Produced by: NIWC Atlantic Public Affairs Co-Hosts: Chelsie Holloway and Alex Jackson Sound Editor: Joe Bullinger Links: Social Media Links: https://www.facebook.com/NavalInformationWarfareSystemsCommand https://www.instagram.com/navwar_usnavy/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/navwar Contact Us: niwc_lant_ch_pao.fct@us.navy.mil

Technically Speaking about Career Development (Ep.10) In this episode, hosts Chelsie and Alex sit down with special guests Mr. Peter C. Reddy, NIWC Atlantic Executive Director and U.S. Navy Captain Nicole Nigro, NIWC Atlantic Commanding Officer. Together, they discuss career development in a conversational “roundtable” setting. Each share personal stories full of advice while deep diving into the importance of goal setting, personal development, career planning and flexibility. Listeners will get personal insight into ways Reddy and Nigro have overcome challenges in their own career journeys and the two-way benefits of mentorship. Grab a cup of coffee and a notebook, because this episode is overflowing with professional wisdom! Produced by: NIWC Atlantic Public Affairs Co-Hosts: Chelsie Holloway and Alex Jackson Sound Editor: Joe Bullinger Links: https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/Workforce/Careers/ https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/ Social Media Links: https://www.facebook.com/NavalInformationWarfareSystemsCommand https://www.instagram.com/navwar_usnavy/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/navwar Contact Us: niwc_lant_ch_pao.fct@us.navy.mil

Technically Speaking BTS of Tech Support (Ep.9) In this episode, hosts Chelsie and Alex turn the spotlight on those who work “behind the scenes” in a sense to help ensure NIWC Atlantic technologies are created! These are people we call “Technology Enablers”. Chelsie first speaks with Steve Harnig, NIWC Atlantic contracts competency lead, to better explain the pivotal role contracts plays in aiding technology creation. Then Alex talks with Barbara Shestko, NIWC Atlantic general counsel, to share how the legal team protects those creating information warfare solutions. Finally, we end with a recap of recent successes at NIWC Atlantic and some interesting facts about technology purchasing habits in the United States of America. Produced by: NIWC Atlantic Public Affairs Co-Hosts: Chelsie Holloway and Alex Jackson Sound Editor: Joe Bullinger Links: - https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/2023/05/niwc-atlantic-leaders-tour-5g-smart-warehouse-at-mclb-albany/ - https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/2023/05/niwc-atlantic-palmetto-tech-bridge-host-sc-competes/ - https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/2023/05/niwc-atlantic-and-niwc-pacific-collaborate-with-university-of-hawaii-to-create-opportunities-for-cybersecurity-students/ - https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/ - https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/video-tours/ - https://www.facebook.com/NavalInformationWarfareSystemsCommand - https://www.instagram.com/navwar_usnavy/ - https://twitter.com/NAVWARHQ - https://www.linkedin.com/company/navwar Contact Us: niwc_lant_ch_pao.fct@us.navy.mil

Listen as NIWC Atlantic co-hosts Chelsie and Alex dish on the latest government hacking capabilities! Chelsie interviews Todd Schuff, Deputy Director of the NAVWAR Red Team, about the paid ethical hacking his team performs on government systems. Then Alex gives updates on the latest Palmetto Cyber Defense Competition (PCDC) where students were taught advanced hacking skills by NIWC Atlantic engineers and scientists. Next, hear all about the recent success of the command before ending with a “Technical Tid-Bit" concerning recent cyber security measures from across the pond. Produced by: NIWC Atlantic Public Affairs Co-Hosts: Chelsie Holloway and Alex Jackson Sound Editor: Joe Bullinger Contact Us: niwc_lant_ch_pao.fct@us.navy.mil Links: https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/ https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/2023/04/niwc-atlantic-hosts-communications-test-event-on-sullivans-island/ Social Media: https://www.facebook.com/NavalInformationWarfareSystemsCommand https://www.instagram.com/navwar_usnavy/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/navwar/

Ep. 008 - Technically Speaking it is Ethical Hacking Listen as NIWC Atlantic co-hosts Chelsie and Alex dish on the latest government hacking capabilities! Chelsie interviews Todd Schuff, Deputy Director of the NAVWAR Red Team, about the paid ethical hacking his team performs on government systems. Then Alex gives updates on the latest Palmetto Cyber Defense Competition (PCDC) where students were taught advanced hacking skills by NIWC Atlantic engineers and scientists. Next, hear all about the recent success of the command before ending with a “Technical Tid-Bit" concerning recent cyber security measures from across the pond. Produced by: NIWC Atlantic Public Affairs Co-Hosts: Chelsie Holloway and Alex Jackson Sound Editor: Joe Bullinger Contact Us: niwc_lant_ch_pao.fct@us.navy.mil Links: https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/ https://www.niwcatlantic.navy.mil/2023/04/niwc-atlantic-hosts-communications-test-event-on-sullivans-island/ Social Media: https://www.facebook.com/NavalInformationWarfareSystemsCommand https://www.instagram.com/navwar_usnavy/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/navwar/

NIWC Atlantic is paying tribute to Women’s History Month with an episode focusing on leadership, empowerment and equal employment initiatives within the command! We begin with Chelsie talking with Commanding Officer CAPT Nicole Nigro about her career where she was designated as an engineering duty officer and attended the Naval Post Graduate School where she earned her Master of Science degree in space systems engineering. Then Alex speaks with Dr. Deborah Fuqua, the Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Program Manager, about creating opportunities for women to be part of STEM careers. Chelsie and Alex share successes within the command and we close out the show with a historical “technical tid-bit!”

Technically speaking NIWC Atlantic is looking back at all of their accomplishes from 2022! As Alex and Chelsie discuss their very different personal goals for 2023, they reflect back on all of NIWC Atlantic’s wonderful accomplishments from 2022. From Mr. Reddy, our Executive Director and CAPT Nigro, our Commanding Officer touring overseas locations, to NIWC Atlantic receiving multiple science and engineering awards, there were lots to celebrate. We even hear previous clips from Hunter Smith, the ODM Lab Engineering Manager, and Dana Rushing, NIWC Atlantic’s Events Execution Lead, on two huge NIWC Atlantic accomplishments as well. The reflection of 2022 wraps up with hearing a clip from Mr. Reddy at the Charleston Defense Contractors Association Annual Defense Summit. Lastly, Alex and Chelsie dive into what is next to come for NIWC Atlantic in 2023, a technology tip, and holding each other accountable for their goals!

Technically speaking NIWC Atlantic is looking back at all of their accomplishes from 2022! As Alex and Chelsie discuss their very different personal goals for 2023, they reflect back on all of NIWC Atlantic’s wonderful accomplishments from 2022. From Mr. Reddy, our Executive Director and CAPT Nigro, our Commanding Officer touring overseas locations, to NIWC Atlantic receiving multiple science and engineering awards, there were lots to celebrate. We even hear previous clips from Hunter Smith, the ODM Lab Engineering Manager, and Dana Rushing, NIWC Atlantic’s Events Execution Lead, on two huge NIWC Atlantic accomplishments as well. The reflection of 2022 wraps up with hearing a clip from Mr. Reddy at the Charleston Defense Contractors Association Annual Defense Summit. Lastly, Alex and Chelsie dive into what is next to come for NIWC Atlantic in 2023, a technology tip, and holding each other accountable for their goals!

Technically speaking NIWC Atlantic is building bridges between government and industry! This episode deep dives into the Palmetto Tech Bridge. Erik Gardner, director of the NIWC Atlantic Palmetto Tech Bridge, speaks to Chelsie about how the program creates connections and incentives to develop information warfare solutions for the warfighter. Then Alex speaks with NIWC Atlantic engineer and Oklahoma Kiowa tribe member, Matt Daugomah, to pay tribute to Alaskan Indian Native American Month. Lastly, we will wrap up with some amazing accomplishments NIWC Atlantic has achieved throughout the month of November, and a technology tip!

Technically speaking NIWC Atlantic has a 3D printer! But it’s SO much more that that… the 3D printing is one small part that makes up all of the sophisticated manufacturing machinery within the On Demand Manufacturing (ODM) Lab. Chelsie talks with Hunter Smith, ODM Lab Engineering Manager, who explains the significance of the lab graduating to a core proficiency as well as the vast capabilities of the ODM Lab. To highlight and celebrate National Disability Awareness this month, Alex shares important information about reasonable accommodations that should be provided to persons with disabilities. He also shares insight about the obstacles he has overcome that are associated with his disability. As always, we will wrap up with some amazing accomplishments NIWC Atlantic has achieved recently, and a technology tip!

Technically speaking NIWC Atlantic takes any opportunity it can to test our technologies to make them the best they can be… so we exercise! In this episode you will learn the importance of our very first Cyber Advanced Naval Technology Exercise (ANTX). Chelsie speaks with our NIWC Atlantic Events Execution Lead, Dana Rushing who sheds light on the impact of Cyber ANTX and gives insight into the behind-the-scenes execution of the event. Then Alex tells you a little bit about the history of Hispanic Heritage Month. Next our co-hosts tell you all about some amazing accomplishments NIWC Atlantic has achieved recently. Finally stay tuned for the cyber specific technology tip!