Fort Gordon, GA — Gray Space, the professional bulletin of the Cyber Branch, announces the upcoming release of its Fall Edition on 1 September. As competition across the information environment intensifies and gray‑zone tactics continue to evolve, Gray Space remains committed to expanding professional discourse around the complex spaces short of armed conflict.
As an intellectually rigorous Cyber & Electronic Warfare Professional Bulletin, Gray Space curates articles that explore emerging trends, operational insights, and conceptual approaches relevant to the Army’s cyber, information, electronic warfare, and influence professionals. Each issue highlights innovative thought while supporting collaboration across joint, interagency, and academic communities. Through accessible, forward‑leaning commentary, the bulletin aims to deepen collective understanding of competition short of conflict and advance modernization efforts central to the Army of 2030 and beyond.
Gray Space focuses on topics including threat analysis, cognitive security, information advantage, digital governance, and the changing character of state and non‑state competition. The bulletin welcomes contributions from both established and emerging voices who bring research, lessons learned, and practitioner‑focused perspectives. By bridging theory and practice, Gray Space supports leaders navigating the ambiguity and operational complexity that define today’s gray zones.
The upcoming publishing cycle includes expanded opportunities for participation, such as themed editions, practitioner roundups, and collaborative contributions developed with Army Cyber School partners. The Fall Edition releases 1 September, and the deadline for submissions for the Winter Edition is 15 November. Authors are encouraged to submit manuscripts that challenge existing assumptions, introduce new methodologies, or present practical tools for leaders operating in contested information landscapes. All submissions undergo a professional editorial review process emphasizing clarity, relevance, and impact.
Gray Space continues its mission to strengthen the intellectual foundation of cyber and information professionals, serving as a platform for credible and thoughtful voices across the Army and beyond. For submission guidelines, publication schedules, and detailed writing requirements, contributors can view the writer’s guide available on our site (CAP Writer Guide) or contact the editorial team at USARMYFtGordonCCoEMailboxTheGraySpace@army.mil.