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Army’s next-gen tank will be see-through with advanced sensors
The U.S. Army’s next-gen vehicle will bring to the table improved 360-degree situational awareness and hostile fire-detection tools, along with other enhancements.
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Army wants constant PNT capability for troops without GPS
The potential PNT solution would use modular hardware and software on a tactical computer.
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The Army is developing navigation tech to help the GPS-denied soldier
The Army is pursuing a range of initiatives to bolster wayfinding for those cut off from the usual means of guidance.
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A data tool could automate maintenance of Army’s most critical assets
The Army is testing a parametric data reduction tool, or PaDRT, designed to process the raw sensor data of modern vehicles, weapons systems, comms and other mission-critical assets to identify and prevent potential failures.
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Navy delays NGEN contract award
The Navy has delayed contract awards for its multibillion-dollar NGEN program.
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Army looks toward realistic, interoperable test beds
The rise of Army’s Common Operating Environment has spurred the development of a new testing methodology known as the Federated Integration Environment to help bring systems into a common infrastructure.
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Army making good on plans to streamline networks
The effort to update mission command network software and hardware across the Army, Army Reserve and Army National Guard, set to begin later this year, should impact some 400 units by the time it’s completed in 2019.
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Army logistics integrating new AI, cloud capabilities
The Army is planning to expanding artificial intelligence beyond the Stryker fleet as a means to streamline and modernize other aspects of logistics.
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Air Force seeks to overhaul ‘Frankenstein-ing’ of C2 systems
The Air Force is looking to upgrade the computers that control weapons systems, ISR and other key functions in the air and space operations centers.
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DHS offering more free cyber career training options for feds
The Department of Homeland Security is beefing up a free online learning tool aimed at helping government IT professionals build up their cyber skills.
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Army’s next-gen tank will be see-through with advanced sensors
The U.S. Army’s next-gen vehicle will bring to the table improved 360-degree situational awareness and hostile fire-detection tools, along with other enhancements.
-
Army wants constant PNT capability for troops without GPS
The potential PNT solution would use modular hardware and software on a tactical computer.
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The Army is developing navigation tech to help the GPS-denied soldier
The Army is pursuing a range of initiatives to bolster wayfinding for those cut off from the usual means of guidance.
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A data tool could automate maintenance of Army’s most critical assets
The Army is testing a parametric data reduction tool, or PaDRT, designed to process the raw sensor data of modern vehicles, weapons systems, comms and other mission-critical assets to identify and prevent potential failures.
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Navy delays NGEN contract award
The Navy has delayed contract awards for its multibillion-dollar NGEN program.
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Army looks toward realistic, interoperable test beds
The rise of Army’s Common Operating Environment has spurred the development of a new testing methodology known as the Federated Integration Environment to help bring systems into a common infrastructure.
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Army making good on plans to streamline networks
The effort to update mission command network software and hardware across the Army, Army Reserve and Army National Guard, set to begin later this year, should impact some 400 units by the time it’s completed in 2019.
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Army logistics integrating new AI, cloud capabilities
The Army is planning to expanding artificial intelligence beyond the Stryker fleet as a means to streamline and modernize other aspects of logistics.
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Air Force seeks to overhaul ‘Frankenstein-ing’ of C2 systems
The Air Force is looking to upgrade the computers that control weapons systems, ISR and other key functions in the air and space operations centers.
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DHS offering more free cyber career training options for feds
The Department of Homeland Security is beefing up a free online learning tool aimed at helping government IT professionals build up their cyber skills.
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Army’s next-gen tank will be see-through with advanced sensors
The U.S. Army’s next-gen vehicle will bring to the table improved 360-degree situational awareness and hostile fire-detection tools, along with other enhancements.
-
Army wants constant PNT capability for troops without GPS
The potential PNT solution would use modular hardware and software on a tactical computer.
-
The Army is developing navigation tech to help the GPS-denied soldier
The Army is pursuing a range of initiatives to bolster wayfinding for those cut off from the usual means of guidance.
-
A data tool could automate maintenance of Army’s most critical assets
The Army is testing a parametric data reduction tool, or PaDRT, designed to process the raw sensor data of modern vehicles, weapons systems, comms and other mission-critical assets to identify and prevent potential failures.
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Navy delays NGEN contract award
The Navy has delayed contract awards for its multibillion-dollar NGEN program.
-
Army looks toward realistic, interoperable test beds
The rise of Army’s Common Operating Environment has spurred the development of a new testing methodology known as the Federated Integration Environment to help bring systems into a common infrastructure.
-
Army making good on plans to streamline networks
The effort to update mission command network software and hardware across the Army, Army Reserve and Army National Guard, set to begin later this year, should impact some 400 units by the time it’s completed in 2019.
-
Army logistics integrating new AI, cloud capabilities
The Army is planning to expanding artificial intelligence beyond the Stryker fleet as a means to streamline and modernize other aspects of logistics.
-
Air Force seeks to overhaul ‘Frankenstein-ing’ of C2 systems
The Air Force is looking to upgrade the computers that control weapons systems, ISR and other key functions in the air and space operations centers.
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DHS offering more free cyber career training options for feds
The Department of Homeland Security is beefing up a free online learning tool aimed at helping government IT professionals build up their cyber skills.
