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Funding for satellite facility in Guam will pay for border wall
Funding for a new SATCOM facility in Guam is being diverted to pay for barriers on the southern border, but the move could leave the base at risk of communications interruptions that would severely impact theater operations.
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Are helicopters the new cellphone towers?
Hughes Network Systems announced a new technology product that it said can essentially turn a helicopter into a mobile, airborne cell tower.
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How 250 layers of data help Israel prepare for war
Israel’s Home Front Command National Command and Control, aa system called Shual in Israel, integrates layers of data to help protectcivilian lives in emergencies, whether from rockets or earthquakes.
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New, modernized GPS ground system said to be on track
After years of delays, Raytheon says its next-generation GPS ground system is on schedule, and hardware will be installed starting this fall.
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Marines will be getting these ‘tacticool’ over-the-ear headsets
Artillery and recon Marines are getting the first order of INVISIO’s T5 headsets.
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New supercomputer will help prevent nuclear weapon testing
Dubbed El Capitan, the supercomputer will be used by the Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration’s weapons design laboratories to run 3D simulations that are too difficult for today’s state-of-the-art supercomputers.
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Tactical tablets to aid in precision strikes and fires are now being doled out to Marine grunt squads
These tactical tablets won’t be hailing Uber rides.
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There’s a new anti-jamming satellite in orbit
The satellites are used for highly protected communications by high-priority military assets and national leaders.
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Army interested in iPad-sized satellite terminals
The Army wants to know how industry can provide a global commercial satellite network with a focus on small, mobile terminals.
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The Army experiment with the network in Afghanistan
The Army is using the SFAB to test a new sustainment concept for the upcoming tactical network.
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Funding for satellite facility in Guam will pay for border wall
Funding for a new SATCOM facility in Guam is being diverted to pay for barriers on the southern border, but the move could leave the base at risk of communications interruptions that would severely impact theater operations.
-
Are helicopters the new cellphone towers?
Hughes Network Systems announced a new technology product that it said can essentially turn a helicopter into a mobile, airborne cell tower.
-
How 250 layers of data help Israel prepare for war
Israel’s Home Front Command National Command and Control, aa system called Shual in Israel, integrates layers of data to help protectcivilian lives in emergencies, whether from rockets or earthquakes.
-
New, modernized GPS ground system said to be on track
After years of delays, Raytheon says its next-generation GPS ground system is on schedule, and hardware will be installed starting this fall.
-
Marines will be getting these ‘tacticool’ over-the-ear headsets
Artillery and recon Marines are getting the first order of INVISIO’s T5 headsets.
-
New supercomputer will help prevent nuclear weapon testing
Dubbed El Capitan, the supercomputer will be used by the Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration’s weapons design laboratories to run 3D simulations that are too difficult for today’s state-of-the-art supercomputers.
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Tactical tablets to aid in precision strikes and fires are now being doled out to Marine grunt squads
These tactical tablets won’t be hailing Uber rides.
-
There’s a new anti-jamming satellite in orbit
The satellites are used for highly protected communications by high-priority military assets and national leaders.
-
Army interested in iPad-sized satellite terminals
The Army wants to know how industry can provide a global commercial satellite network with a focus on small, mobile terminals.
-
The Army experiment with the network in Afghanistan
The Army is using the SFAB to test a new sustainment concept for the upcoming tactical network.
-
Funding for satellite facility in Guam will pay for border wall
Funding for a new SATCOM facility in Guam is being diverted to pay for barriers on the southern border, but the move could leave the base at risk of communications interruptions that would severely impact theater operations.
-
Are helicopters the new cellphone towers?
Hughes Network Systems announced a new technology product that it said can essentially turn a helicopter into a mobile, airborne cell tower.
-
How 250 layers of data help Israel prepare for war
Israel’s Home Front Command National Command and Control, aa system called Shual in Israel, integrates layers of data to help protectcivilian lives in emergencies, whether from rockets or earthquakes.
-
New, modernized GPS ground system said to be on track
After years of delays, Raytheon says its next-generation GPS ground system is on schedule, and hardware will be installed starting this fall.
-
Marines will be getting these ‘tacticool’ over-the-ear headsets
Artillery and recon Marines are getting the first order of INVISIO’s T5 headsets.
-
New supercomputer will help prevent nuclear weapon testing
Dubbed El Capitan, the supercomputer will be used by the Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration’s weapons design laboratories to run 3D simulations that are too difficult for today’s state-of-the-art supercomputers.
-
Tactical tablets to aid in precision strikes and fires are now being doled out to Marine grunt squads
These tactical tablets won’t be hailing Uber rides.
-
There’s a new anti-jamming satellite in orbit
The satellites are used for highly protected communications by high-priority military assets and national leaders.
-
Army interested in iPad-sized satellite terminals
The Army wants to know how industry can provide a global commercial satellite network with a focus on small, mobile terminals.
-
The Army experiment with the network in Afghanistan
The Army is using the SFAB to test a new sustainment concept for the upcoming tactical network.
