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Elbit to help supply comms on-the-move for Canadian army
Israel’s Elbit Systems will supply satellite communications on-the-move for Canadian Armed Forces in a deal with Rheinmetall Canada.
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Space Force issues two more contracts for protected SATCOM
Two companies will join Northrop Grumman in developing prototype payloads for the Space Force’s Protected Tactical SATCOM program, bringing advanced anti-jamming communications to the war fighter.
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Peraton to acquire SATCOM for US Africa Command
The company says it will take a vendor-agnostic approach to securing satellite communications for AFRICOM.
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Germany picks its lead vendor for European tactical radio program
Having hardware that allows multinational troops to communicate seamlessly on the battlefield is a key premise of the European Union’s push for greater military prowess.
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Will SpaceX and OneWeb help the military stay connected in the Arctic?
Funding for polar communications experiments and prototyping is the No. 1 unfunded priority for NORAD and USNORTHCOM, following by funding for various sensors and radars.
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Here is the Space Force’s new Enterprise SATCOM Vision
Under an enterprise satellite communication system, military and commercial satellite providers would be integrated. This would allow war fighters to seamlessly transition to whatever network or signal is available while maintaining connectivity.
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The Army awards a contract for manned-unmanned teaming comms
The U.S. Army has selected Persistent Systems to develop a secure communications network that can transmit information in real time and can help coordinate Manned and Unmanned Teaming operations, according to a Feb. 11 press release from the company.
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Fifth anti-jamming satellite available to war fighters
The Advanced Extremely High Frequency satellite system is intended to replace the MILSTAR constellation in providing protected, anti-jamming satellite communications to high-priority United States military assets and its international partners in Canada, United Kingdom, Netherlands and Australia.
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What electronic warfare can learn from a wagon full of smartphones
Creating a traffic jam with one vehicle is hard, unless that vehicle can fool maps into thinking it is 99 vehicles.
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US Navy and Boeing use manned jet to control drone Growlers
Boeing and the Navy announced a test that saw two unmanned E/A-18G Growlers controlled by a manned aircraft, a capability that the Navy thinks will help keep its airwing relevant in the 21st century.
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Elbit to help supply comms on-the-move for Canadian army
Israel’s Elbit Systems will supply satellite communications on-the-move for Canadian Armed Forces in a deal with Rheinmetall Canada.
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Space Force issues two more contracts for protected SATCOM
Two companies will join Northrop Grumman in developing prototype payloads for the Space Force’s Protected Tactical SATCOM program, bringing advanced anti-jamming communications to the war fighter.
-
Peraton to acquire SATCOM for US Africa Command
The company says it will take a vendor-agnostic approach to securing satellite communications for AFRICOM.
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Germany picks its lead vendor for European tactical radio program
Having hardware that allows multinational troops to communicate seamlessly on the battlefield is a key premise of the European Union’s push for greater military prowess.
-
Will SpaceX and OneWeb help the military stay connected in the Arctic?
Funding for polar communications experiments and prototyping is the No. 1 unfunded priority for NORAD and USNORTHCOM, following by funding for various sensors and radars.
-
Here is the Space Force’s new Enterprise SATCOM Vision
Under an enterprise satellite communication system, military and commercial satellite providers would be integrated. This would allow war fighters to seamlessly transition to whatever network or signal is available while maintaining connectivity.
-
The Army awards a contract for manned-unmanned teaming comms
The U.S. Army has selected Persistent Systems to develop a secure communications network that can transmit information in real time and can help coordinate Manned and Unmanned Teaming operations, according to a Feb. 11 press release from the company.
-
Fifth anti-jamming satellite available to war fighters
The Advanced Extremely High Frequency satellite system is intended to replace the MILSTAR constellation in providing protected, anti-jamming satellite communications to high-priority United States military assets and its international partners in Canada, United Kingdom, Netherlands and Australia.
-
What electronic warfare can learn from a wagon full of smartphones
Creating a traffic jam with one vehicle is hard, unless that vehicle can fool maps into thinking it is 99 vehicles.
-
US Navy and Boeing use manned jet to control drone Growlers
Boeing and the Navy announced a test that saw two unmanned E/A-18G Growlers controlled by a manned aircraft, a capability that the Navy thinks will help keep its airwing relevant in the 21st century.
-
Elbit to help supply comms on-the-move for Canadian army
Israel’s Elbit Systems will supply satellite communications on-the-move for Canadian Armed Forces in a deal with Rheinmetall Canada.
-
Space Force issues two more contracts for protected SATCOM
Two companies will join Northrop Grumman in developing prototype payloads for the Space Force’s Protected Tactical SATCOM program, bringing advanced anti-jamming communications to the war fighter.
-
Peraton to acquire SATCOM for US Africa Command
The company says it will take a vendor-agnostic approach to securing satellite communications for AFRICOM.
-
Germany picks its lead vendor for European tactical radio program
Having hardware that allows multinational troops to communicate seamlessly on the battlefield is a key premise of the European Union’s push for greater military prowess.
-
Will SpaceX and OneWeb help the military stay connected in the Arctic?
Funding for polar communications experiments and prototyping is the No. 1 unfunded priority for NORAD and USNORTHCOM, following by funding for various sensors and radars.
-
Here is the Space Force’s new Enterprise SATCOM Vision
Under an enterprise satellite communication system, military and commercial satellite providers would be integrated. This would allow war fighters to seamlessly transition to whatever network or signal is available while maintaining connectivity.
-
The Army awards a contract for manned-unmanned teaming comms
The U.S. Army has selected Persistent Systems to develop a secure communications network that can transmit information in real time and can help coordinate Manned and Unmanned Teaming operations, according to a Feb. 11 press release from the company.
-
Fifth anti-jamming satellite available to war fighters
The Advanced Extremely High Frequency satellite system is intended to replace the MILSTAR constellation in providing protected, anti-jamming satellite communications to high-priority United States military assets and its international partners in Canada, United Kingdom, Netherlands and Australia.
-
What electronic warfare can learn from a wagon full of smartphones
Creating a traffic jam with one vehicle is hard, unless that vehicle can fool maps into thinking it is 99 vehicles.
-
US Navy and Boeing use manned jet to control drone Growlers
Boeing and the Navy announced a test that saw two unmanned E/A-18G Growlers controlled by a manned aircraft, a capability that the Navy thinks will help keep its airwing relevant in the 21st century.
