Mobile Device Collection

Planet Earth globe coming out from a laptop computer, forming a liquid splash on the screen

A member of the 130th Airlift Wing practices using a GPS location device in conjunction with life support during a land navigation exercise at Summersville Lake in Fayetteville, West Virginia

Shooters test a catapult capacity selector valve calculator during flight operations
January 27, 2011 - Shooters aboard the aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman (CVN-75) test a catapult capacity selector valve (CSV)

U. S. Army soldier takes a GPS grid reading at a water treatment plant
February 23, 2007 - U.S. Army soldier takes a GPS grid reading at the nonfunctional water treatment plant near the village of Tel Ali, Iraq

Close-up view of the Defense Advanced GPS Receiver
October 20, 2010 - U.S. Army soldier representing TRADOC, operates the Defense Advanced GPS Receiver during the Urban Warfare Orienteering Course, in the U.S

U. S. Marine using GPS capabilities on a handheld device to check his location
A U.S. Marine Corps civil affairs member of the Humanitarian Assistance Survey Team of Joint Support Forces Japan, uses a hand-held device to check his location using the devices GPS capabilities at

A Shooter tests a catapult capacity selector valve calculator during flight operations
January 28, 2011 - A shooter, center, aboard the aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman (CVN-75) verifies the catapult selector valve (CSV) settings using traditional paper lookup tables while another

An Iraqi soldier records a change of command ceremony with his cell phone
March 14, 2008 - An Iraqi soldier records a change of command ceremony with his cell phone at Karb de Gla 2 in Rashid, Baghdad, Iraq

U. S. Air Force Airman uses a satellite base station to collect data on terrain features
May 5, 2011 - U.S. Air Force Airman uses a satellite base station on a rooftop to collect data on terrain features and distances at Contingency Operating Site Kalsu in Iraq

An officer works on a Tablet PC computer
An information assurance officer with Marine Corps Recruiting Command, works on a Tablet PC computer. These Tablet PCs are designed to enhance systematic recruiting by speeding up the enlistment

An Iraqi Army lieutenant learns how to use a handheld GPS device
A new Iraqi Army second lieutenant learns how to use a handheld global positioning satellite receiver at Iraqi Army Forward Operating Base Khameis in Diyala province, Iraq

U. S. Army Sergeant checks her global positioning system
U.S. Army Sergeant checks her global positioning system equipment before an early morning land navigation course at the U.S. Army Reserves Best Warrior Competition 2010 at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin

Information Systems Technician monitors network activity from a laptop
March 10, 2009 - Information Systems Technician uses the intrusion detection system to monitor unclassified network activity from the automated data processing workspace aboard the aircraft carrier

U. S. Air Force technician using a global positioning system device
June 25, 2010 - U.S. Air Force technician uses a GPS to mark positions for a cement paver to finish a runway at Camp Dwyer, Afghanistan

Stethoscope and laptop computer

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Mobile devices revolutionize the way we navigate and capture moments in various settings. In freezing temperatures, a woman captures memories with her mobile device while eagerly waiting for the Inaugural event. The power of technology extends beyond borders as a laptop reveals Planet Earth emerging from its screen, reminding us of our interconnectedness. Precision becomes paramount as a member of the 130th Airlift Wing practices using a GPS location device to ensure accurate navigation during critical missions. Innovation takes flight as shooters test catapult capacity selector valve calculators mid-air, harnessing the potential of mobile devices even in high-stakes operations. Meanwhile, a dedicated U. S. Army soldier utilizes GPS grid readings at a water treatment plant, ensuring efficient resource management and security. The Defense Advanced GPS Receiver zooms into focus, showcasing cutting-edge technology that enhances military capabilities worldwide. On land or sea, U. S. Marines rely on handheld devices with GPS capabilities to confidently determine their precise locations amidst challenging terrains. From documenting historical events to capturing personal milestones, mobile devices empower individuals like an Iraqi soldier recording a change of command ceremony through his cell phone lens. Even in remote areas, U. S Air Force Airmen utilize satellite base stations to collect crucial data on terrain features for strategic planning. Embracing versatility and mobility, an officer seamlessly works on a Tablet PC computer – adapting effortlessly to dynamic environments without compromising productivity or efficiency. Technology bridges gaps between nations as an Iraqi Army lieutenant learns how to effectively use handheld GPS devices – empowering him with essential skills for successful operations. Mobile devices have become indispensable tools that transcend boundaries and enable us all to navigate our world efficiently while capturing precious moments along the way.