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Spanish Army selected Elbit Systems to supply software-defined radios
The contract award comes after other recent orders of Elbit radios in Germany, Sweden and Switzerland.
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Hanwha, Kongsberg team up to bolster Australia’s K9 howitzers
Hanwha Defense Australia has announced a partnership with Kongsberg Defence Australia to integrate command, control, communication and computing technology into the K9 self-propelled howitzer and the K10 ammunition resupply vehicle.
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Prioritize building the flight line of the future
Mission readiness depends on secure and reliable connectivity to successfully maintain electronic workflows. Without it, the Pentagon cannot effectively connect its bases.
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In a COVID-19 world, system integration is the best approach
COVID-19 is defining the “new normal” for everyday life, as the Army’s Integrated Air and Missile Defense modernization efforts are defining the “new normal for joint operations.”
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How is the Egyptian Air Force able to operate its fleet of mixed origin?
It’s rare to witness an air force flying fighter jets and helicopters of different origins, but Egypt operates aircraft from Russia, China, the United States and European nations.
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US Army makes breakthroughs on future network tools
The U.S. Army strengthened several future network tools that will likely be part of Capability Set '23.
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Elta Systems, Hensoldt partner on system to consolidate submarine capabilities
The ICS system combines optics, radar warning, and monitoring of GPS and communications with other vessels and units.
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Is a shared lab the next step in Project Convergence?
In addition to the annual Project Convergence demonstrations, Brigadier General Ross Coffman wants a joint laboratory where the services can work together on connecting their systems.
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The Army and Air Force are finally on the same page with a plan to connect the military. What happens next?
The Army and Air Force are deepening their collaboration on Combined Joint All-Domain Command and Control, but they won't be sharing everything.
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Ligado Networks’ proposal is not 5G
This commentary argues that U.S. cellular networks could experience disruptions if Ligado is allowed to deploy its network.
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