The BYTE is an official command information publication authorized under the provisions of AR 360-1. The magazine serves the service members and civilians of the 780th MI Brigade and their Families. The magazine is printed quarterly.
The theme for this issue of the BYTE is “Innovation”. The U.S. Army Operating Concept defines innovation as “the result of critical and creative... read more
The theme for this issue of the BYTE is “Innovation”. The U.S. Army Operating Concept defines innovation as “the result of critical and creative thinking” and “the conversion of new ideas into valued outcomes.” The Brigade Vision Statement states “We are America’s most innovative cyberspace operations force, deterring, and when directed, defeating our nation’s adversaries in and through cyberspace.” In this issue of the BYTE we asked our contributors to apply innovation to the cyberspace domain and electromagnetic spectrum.
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The theme for this issue of the BYTE is “Mission Command”.
According to U.S. Army ADP 6-0, Mission Command “is the exercise of authority and... read more
The theme for this issue of the BYTE is “Mission Command”.
According to U.S. Army ADP 6-0, Mission Command “is the exercise of authority and direction by the commander using mission orders to enable disciplined initiative within the commander’s intent to empower agile and adaptive leaders in the conduct of unified land operations”.
ADP 1-01 Doctrine Primer, summarizes the advantages of mission command – “Only leaders allowed the latitude to determine how to accomplish missions and empowered to make decisions can react quickly and effectively to changing circumstances. Only leaders allowed the latitude to act proactively can take advantage of opportunities and react quickly and effectively to threats to mission accomplishment”.
In this issue of the BYTE we asked our contributors to apply mission command to the cyberspace domain and electromagnetic spectrum – what does mission
command mean and what is disciplined initiative.
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The theme for this issue is “Th e Army Cyber Vision.” In support of the Army and U.S. Army Cyber Command vision statements, Col. Brian Vile, commander... read more
The theme for this issue is “Th e Army Cyber Vision.” In support of the Army and U.S. Army Cyber Command vision statements, Col. Brian Vile, commander of the 780th Military Intelligence (MI) Brigade (Cyber), presented the Brigade’s vision to the organization’s Soldiers and Civilians in a series of town halls and during the Brigade Senior Leaders Week in November when he declared “We are America’s most innovative cyberspace operations force, deterring, and when directed, defeating our nation’s adversaries in and through cyberspace.”
In this issue of the BYTE we address how the brigade plans to achieve the objectives spelled out in the Army, ARCYBER, and Brigade vision statements.
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The theme for this issue is “Sustainable Readiness.”
On May 17, 2018, Gen. Paul Nakasone, director of the National Security Agency and commander of... read more
The theme for this issue is “Sustainable Readiness.”
On May 17, 2018, Gen. Paul Nakasone, director of the National Security Agency and commander of the United States Cyber Command (USCYBERCOM) stated “As the build of the cyber mission force wraps up, we’re quickly shifting gears from force generation to sustainable readiness. We must ensure we have
the platforms, capabilities and authorities ready and available to generate cyberspace outcomes when needed.”
Gen. Nakasone made these remarks in a Department of Defense news release after all 133 of USCYBERCOM’s cyber mission force (CMF) teams achieved full operational capability.
In this issue of the BYTE we asked the command what does “Sustainable Readiness” mean to their organization from the CMF team-level up through the
brigade command and staff.
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The BYTE is an official command information publication authorized under the provisions of AR 360-1. The magazine serves the service members and civilians... read more
The BYTE is an official command information publication authorized under the provisions of AR 360-1. The magazine serves the service members and civilians of the 780th MI Brigade and their Families.
The theme for this issue is “...In the Fight” The 780th Military Intelligence Brigade is “Everywhere and Always...In the Fight!” The 780th MI BDE, and its subordinate units, receive orders and tasking from multiple commands to include: U.S. Cyber Command (USCYBERCOM); the Cyber National Mission Force (CNMF); Joint Force Headquarters - Cyber (JFHQ-C) for Army, Navy and Air Force; U.S. Intelligence & Security Command (INSCOM); U.S. Army Cyber Command (ARCYBER); Fort Meade Garrison, and Fort Gordon Garrison.
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The 780th Military Intelligence Brigade is “Everywhere and Always...In the Fight!”
The Brigade is geographically dispersed throughout four states,... read more
The 780th Military Intelligence Brigade is “Everywhere and Always...In the Fight!”
The Brigade is geographically dispersed throughout four states, serving under four commands and a National Command Authority; we support each of the Services; and we actively fight alongside our Joint partners to achieve U.S. supremacy in an increasingly contested cyberspace domain and electromagnetic spectrum (U.S. Army foundational theme Multi-Domain Battle).
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