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Marine Corps gets lighter, more deployable media system
Marine Corps public affairs officials have a new means to get breaking news out to the masses.
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Raytheon to develop more advanced surveillance radar for warships
Company officials say the technology for the new radar will draw from capabilities already being developed for the Navy’s Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyers.
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Data link forged between Marines and UAS
Operators mounted a network centric communications pod on a Predator B and used it to forge a network in a simulated expeditionary environment.
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Army deploys PacStar software across WIN-T program
The move is in line with the Army’s push to incorporate wireless capabilities into the command post.
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Inside the Navy’s push to broaden NGEN re-compete
As the Navy gears up to re-compete a massive networking contract, service leaders say they are looking to bring a broader group of players to the table.
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How physical attributes are becoming security tokens
The Army is making fingerprints a central feature in national security, along with voice patterns, DNA and a host of other physical features.
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Combining imagery tech could ease shortcomings
Next-gen infrared technology is showing promise for better situational awareness.
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Tactical timekeeper: Army to roll out tiny atomic clocks
Army planners say their tiniest timekeeper is almost ready for the big time.
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Improvements to public key infrastructure help soldiers at the tactical edge
The Army is extending network infrastructure to the dismounted soldier.
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Intel on the front lines: IPC-2 helps close gaps
The Army is set to test-drive new brigade-level intelligence access.
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Marine Corps gets lighter, more deployable media system
Marine Corps public affairs officials have a new means to get breaking news out to the masses.
-
Raytheon to develop more advanced surveillance radar for warships
Company officials say the technology for the new radar will draw from capabilities already being developed for the Navy’s Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyers.
-
Data link forged between Marines and UAS
Operators mounted a network centric communications pod on a Predator B and used it to forge a network in a simulated expeditionary environment.
-
Army deploys PacStar software across WIN-T program
The move is in line with the Army’s push to incorporate wireless capabilities into the command post.
-
Inside the Navy’s push to broaden NGEN re-compete
As the Navy gears up to re-compete a massive networking contract, service leaders say they are looking to bring a broader group of players to the table.
-
How physical attributes are becoming security tokens
The Army is making fingerprints a central feature in national security, along with voice patterns, DNA and a host of other physical features.
-
Combining imagery tech could ease shortcomings
Next-gen infrared technology is showing promise for better situational awareness.
-
Tactical timekeeper: Army to roll out tiny atomic clocks
Army planners say their tiniest timekeeper is almost ready for the big time.
-
Improvements to public key infrastructure help soldiers at the tactical edge
The Army is extending network infrastructure to the dismounted soldier.
-
Intel on the front lines: IPC-2 helps close gaps
The Army is set to test-drive new brigade-level intelligence access.
-
Marine Corps gets lighter, more deployable media system
Marine Corps public affairs officials have a new means to get breaking news out to the masses.
-
Raytheon to develop more advanced surveillance radar for warships
Company officials say the technology for the new radar will draw from capabilities already being developed for the Navy’s Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyers.
-
Data link forged between Marines and UAS
Operators mounted a network centric communications pod on a Predator B and used it to forge a network in a simulated expeditionary environment.
-
Army deploys PacStar software across WIN-T program
The move is in line with the Army’s push to incorporate wireless capabilities into the command post.
-
Inside the Navy’s push to broaden NGEN re-compete
As the Navy gears up to re-compete a massive networking contract, service leaders say they are looking to bring a broader group of players to the table.
-
How physical attributes are becoming security tokens
The Army is making fingerprints a central feature in national security, along with voice patterns, DNA and a host of other physical features.
-
Combining imagery tech could ease shortcomings
Next-gen infrared technology is showing promise for better situational awareness.
-
Tactical timekeeper: Army to roll out tiny atomic clocks
Army planners say their tiniest timekeeper is almost ready for the big time.
-
Improvements to public key infrastructure help soldiers at the tactical edge
The Army is extending network infrastructure to the dismounted soldier.
-
Intel on the front lines: IPC-2 helps close gaps
The Army is set to test-drive new brigade-level intelligence access.
