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One key to artificial intelligence on the battlefield: trust
Making intelligence available to people in the field is one of the biggest promises of AI, and one of the biggest hurdles.
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The Air Force just conducted the first test of its Advanced Battle Management System
The Air Force plans to conduct additional demos every four months.
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Inmarsat bets the Pentagon needs more bandwidth in the Middle East
Responding to increased demand for commercial satellite communications in the Middle East and Europe, Inmarsat is dedicating it’s newest satellite to serving military and commercial customers in that region.
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After complex test, is the US Army’s major missile defense command system ready for prime time?
The successful test leads the Army’s critical command-and-control system for missile defense into an evaluation next year, which will ultimately determine its fate.
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Air Force’s stopgap polar payload passes major milestone
The Enhanced Polar System Recapitalization is a follow-on to the Enhanced Polar System, a new satellite system providing secure communications in the Arctic.
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Navy awards $732M contract for satellite ground systems
General Dynamics, who the Navy contracted with to build the ground system for the Mobile User Objective System, will provide sustainment services for the ground system over the next decade.
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Can hundreds of unrelated satellites create a GPS backup?
The Space Development Agency’s head says that data from low-Earth orbit satellites could be put to use in PNT.
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Lockheed wins $3.3 billion contract for anti-jamming support
Lockheed Martin will perform support services for a trio of anti-jamming satellite communications systems.
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BAE to bring advanced radar jamming tech to US Army aircraft
BAE Systems is under contract with the U.S. Army to develop a smaller, lighter advanced jamming system for helicopters and unmanned aircraft.
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An operator’s perspective on the Army’s Integrated Tactical Network
The operational community has given the Army’s modernized network positive marks, and a commander shares his direct experiences.
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One key to artificial intelligence on the battlefield: trust
Making intelligence available to people in the field is one of the biggest promises of AI, and one of the biggest hurdles.
-
The Air Force just conducted the first test of its Advanced Battle Management System
The Air Force plans to conduct additional demos every four months.
-
Inmarsat bets the Pentagon needs more bandwidth in the Middle East
Responding to increased demand for commercial satellite communications in the Middle East and Europe, Inmarsat is dedicating it’s newest satellite to serving military and commercial customers in that region.
-
After complex test, is the US Army’s major missile defense command system ready for prime time?
The successful test leads the Army’s critical command-and-control system for missile defense into an evaluation next year, which will ultimately determine its fate.
-
Air Force’s stopgap polar payload passes major milestone
The Enhanced Polar System Recapitalization is a follow-on to the Enhanced Polar System, a new satellite system providing secure communications in the Arctic.
-
Navy awards $732M contract for satellite ground systems
General Dynamics, who the Navy contracted with to build the ground system for the Mobile User Objective System, will provide sustainment services for the ground system over the next decade.
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Can hundreds of unrelated satellites create a GPS backup?
The Space Development Agency’s head says that data from low-Earth orbit satellites could be put to use in PNT.
-
Lockheed wins $3.3 billion contract for anti-jamming support
Lockheed Martin will perform support services for a trio of anti-jamming satellite communications systems.
-
BAE to bring advanced radar jamming tech to US Army aircraft
BAE Systems is under contract with the U.S. Army to develop a smaller, lighter advanced jamming system for helicopters and unmanned aircraft.
-
An operator’s perspective on the Army’s Integrated Tactical Network
The operational community has given the Army’s modernized network positive marks, and a commander shares his direct experiences.
-
One key to artificial intelligence on the battlefield: trust
Making intelligence available to people in the field is one of the biggest promises of AI, and one of the biggest hurdles.
-
The Air Force just conducted the first test of its Advanced Battle Management System
The Air Force plans to conduct additional demos every four months.
-
Inmarsat bets the Pentagon needs more bandwidth in the Middle East
Responding to increased demand for commercial satellite communications in the Middle East and Europe, Inmarsat is dedicating it’s newest satellite to serving military and commercial customers in that region.
-
After complex test, is the US Army’s major missile defense command system ready for prime time?
The successful test leads the Army’s critical command-and-control system for missile defense into an evaluation next year, which will ultimately determine its fate.
-
Air Force’s stopgap polar payload passes major milestone
The Enhanced Polar System Recapitalization is a follow-on to the Enhanced Polar System, a new satellite system providing secure communications in the Arctic.
-
Navy awards $732M contract for satellite ground systems
General Dynamics, who the Navy contracted with to build the ground system for the Mobile User Objective System, will provide sustainment services for the ground system over the next decade.
-
Can hundreds of unrelated satellites create a GPS backup?
The Space Development Agency’s head says that data from low-Earth orbit satellites could be put to use in PNT.
-
Lockheed wins $3.3 billion contract for anti-jamming support
Lockheed Martin will perform support services for a trio of anti-jamming satellite communications systems.
-
BAE to bring advanced radar jamming tech to US Army aircraft
BAE Systems is under contract with the U.S. Army to develop a smaller, lighter advanced jamming system for helicopters and unmanned aircraft.
-
An operator’s perspective on the Army’s Integrated Tactical Network
The operational community has given the Army’s modernized network positive marks, and a commander shares his direct experiences.
