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Army tests sharing technique to cut situational awareness costs
Sharing Blue Force Tracker 1 and 2 signals on a single satellite channel could cut satellite channel costs by 60 percent.
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DARPA tackles the big problem with small satellites
Small satellites need to network together to relay and augment data. With no space or power to spare, that is no easy feat..
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Army to test cyber toolkit
The Assured Compliance Assessment Solution Reporting Toolkit, or ART, aims to provide commanders with up-to-date information available on their own cyber posture.
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Army’s trick to un-jam radar
The Advanced Pulse Compression Noise technique, a tune-able waveform, could unlock space in a crowded spectrum
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Military ISR solutions often out of reach for smaller departments
Wide-area motion imagery enables regional persistent surveillance, which brings close-up detail and a big picture view.
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Tactical, cyber hybrid training paying off for Army
A recent pilot to incorporate cyber into tactical training exercises is showing positive results, according to Army officials.
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Open-source intel: NGA taps crowd for better tools
Through open-source forums, the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency accesses the talents of inquisitive developers to build its tool set.
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Army slashes WIN-T vehicle prep time
The service’s Rapid Vehicle Provisioning System cuts provisioning time for a brigade’s 70 networked vehicles from four weeks to less than five days.
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Virtual networking catches DoD’s eye
The promise of software-defined networking is drawing the interest of military planners.
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Air Force to Congress: We need RPA help
Gen. Hawk Carlisle, the commander of Air Combat Command, described to lawmakers an RPA fleet that is sorely taxed, and repeated his recent calls for change.
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Army tests sharing technique to cut situational awareness costs
Sharing Blue Force Tracker 1 and 2 signals on a single satellite channel could cut satellite channel costs by 60 percent.
-
DARPA tackles the big problem with small satellites
Small satellites need to network together to relay and augment data. With no space or power to spare, that is no easy feat..
-
Army to test cyber toolkit
The Assured Compliance Assessment Solution Reporting Toolkit, or ART, aims to provide commanders with up-to-date information available on their own cyber posture.
-
Army’s trick to un-jam radar
The Advanced Pulse Compression Noise technique, a tune-able waveform, could unlock space in a crowded spectrum
-
Military ISR solutions often out of reach for smaller departments
Wide-area motion imagery enables regional persistent surveillance, which brings close-up detail and a big picture view.
-
Tactical, cyber hybrid training paying off for Army
A recent pilot to incorporate cyber into tactical training exercises is showing positive results, according to Army officials.
-
Open-source intel: NGA taps crowd for better tools
Through open-source forums, the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency accesses the talents of inquisitive developers to build its tool set.
-
Army slashes WIN-T vehicle prep time
The service’s Rapid Vehicle Provisioning System cuts provisioning time for a brigade’s 70 networked vehicles from four weeks to less than five days.
-
Virtual networking catches DoD’s eye
The promise of software-defined networking is drawing the interest of military planners.
-
Air Force to Congress: We need RPA help
Gen. Hawk Carlisle, the commander of Air Combat Command, described to lawmakers an RPA fleet that is sorely taxed, and repeated his recent calls for change.
-
Army tests sharing technique to cut situational awareness costs
Sharing Blue Force Tracker 1 and 2 signals on a single satellite channel could cut satellite channel costs by 60 percent.
-
DARPA tackles the big problem with small satellites
Small satellites need to network together to relay and augment data. With no space or power to spare, that is no easy feat..
-
Army to test cyber toolkit
The Assured Compliance Assessment Solution Reporting Toolkit, or ART, aims to provide commanders with up-to-date information available on their own cyber posture.
-
Army’s trick to un-jam radar
The Advanced Pulse Compression Noise technique, a tune-able waveform, could unlock space in a crowded spectrum
-
Military ISR solutions often out of reach for smaller departments
Wide-area motion imagery enables regional persistent surveillance, which brings close-up detail and a big picture view.
-
Tactical, cyber hybrid training paying off for Army
A recent pilot to incorporate cyber into tactical training exercises is showing positive results, according to Army officials.
-
Open-source intel: NGA taps crowd for better tools
Through open-source forums, the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency accesses the talents of inquisitive developers to build its tool set.
-
Army slashes WIN-T vehicle prep time
The service’s Rapid Vehicle Provisioning System cuts provisioning time for a brigade’s 70 networked vehicles from four weeks to less than five days.
-
Virtual networking catches DoD’s eye
The promise of software-defined networking is drawing the interest of military planners.
-
Air Force to Congress: We need RPA help
Gen. Hawk Carlisle, the commander of Air Combat Command, described to lawmakers an RPA fleet that is sorely taxed, and repeated his recent calls for change.
