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US sending Ukraine tactical communications gear in new $300M package
Neither procurement nor delivery dates were immediately available. But, Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby emphasized, “we’re going to be moving as fast as we can.”
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Army networks office stays busy as capability sets progress
“As we enter into this fiscal year, it’s probably one of the few times that we’ve had four capability sets kind of going on in parallel,” said U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Robert Collins.
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Army eyes thousands of IVAS systems with FY23 budget
The Integrated Visual Augmentation System, a Microsoft HoloLens tailored specifically for the military, is meant to change how soldiers train, communicate and fight.
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US Army picks L3Harris and Thales for radio modernization
Once fielded, the combat net radio will be available for both mounted and dismounted missions, the Army said.
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Pentagon slows $9 billion cloud competition, citing more work to be done
“Everything is going very well,” John Sherman, the Pentagon’s chief information officer, told reporters. “It’s just a matter of the scale of this.”
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Cuts to Army’s IVAS were ‘good oversight’ by Congress, says acquisitions boss
Lawmakers recently froze some $350 million in IVAS procurement money until initial testing and evaluation are completed, and until Congress is updated on the project’s progress.
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Lockheed eyes Project Convergence after successful 5G expedition
“Our battle space is all connected,” said David Rohall with Lockheed Martin. “No longer just does a soldier talk to the soldier next to him, but the soldier is talking to the airmen who may be flying above.”
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NATO wants a say in 5G standardization talks
For the past several years, the agency has been conducting internal technical assessments to evaluate the potential of 5G for military applications.
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Pentagon officials say the human element is key to JADC2′s success
Without the right people, and without the right recruitment and retention considerations, the Pentagon’s Joint All-Domain Command and Control initiative could fall short.
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Congress freezes $349 million for Army’s next generation goggles
Asked about the cuts March 9, Doug Bush, the assistant secretary of the Army for acquisition, logistics and technology, said: “We’re working through that.”
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US sending Ukraine tactical communications gear in new $300M package
Neither procurement nor delivery dates were immediately available. But, Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby emphasized, “we’re going to be moving as fast as we can.”
-
Army networks office stays busy as capability sets progress
“As we enter into this fiscal year, it’s probably one of the few times that we’ve had four capability sets kind of going on in parallel,” said U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Robert Collins.
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Army eyes thousands of IVAS systems with FY23 budget
The Integrated Visual Augmentation System, a Microsoft HoloLens tailored specifically for the military, is meant to change how soldiers train, communicate and fight.
-
US Army picks L3Harris and Thales for radio modernization
Once fielded, the combat net radio will be available for both mounted and dismounted missions, the Army said.
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Pentagon slows $9 billion cloud competition, citing more work to be done
“Everything is going very well,” John Sherman, the Pentagon’s chief information officer, told reporters. “It’s just a matter of the scale of this.”
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Cuts to Army’s IVAS were ‘good oversight’ by Congress, says acquisitions boss
Lawmakers recently froze some $350 million in IVAS procurement money until initial testing and evaluation are completed, and until Congress is updated on the project’s progress.
-
Lockheed eyes Project Convergence after successful 5G expedition
“Our battle space is all connected,” said David Rohall with Lockheed Martin. “No longer just does a soldier talk to the soldier next to him, but the soldier is talking to the airmen who may be flying above.”
-
NATO wants a say in 5G standardization talks
For the past several years, the agency has been conducting internal technical assessments to evaluate the potential of 5G for military applications.
-
Pentagon officials say the human element is key to JADC2′s success
Without the right people, and without the right recruitment and retention considerations, the Pentagon’s Joint All-Domain Command and Control initiative could fall short.
-
Congress freezes $349 million for Army’s next generation goggles
Asked about the cuts March 9, Doug Bush, the assistant secretary of the Army for acquisition, logistics and technology, said: “We’re working through that.”
-
US sending Ukraine tactical communications gear in new $300M package
Neither procurement nor delivery dates were immediately available. But, Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby emphasized, “we’re going to be moving as fast as we can.”
-
Army networks office stays busy as capability sets progress
“As we enter into this fiscal year, it’s probably one of the few times that we’ve had four capability sets kind of going on in parallel,” said U.S. Army Maj. Gen. Robert Collins.
-
Army eyes thousands of IVAS systems with FY23 budget
The Integrated Visual Augmentation System, a Microsoft HoloLens tailored specifically for the military, is meant to change how soldiers train, communicate and fight.
-
US Army picks L3Harris and Thales for radio modernization
Once fielded, the combat net radio will be available for both mounted and dismounted missions, the Army said.
-
Pentagon slows $9 billion cloud competition, citing more work to be done
“Everything is going very well,” John Sherman, the Pentagon’s chief information officer, told reporters. “It’s just a matter of the scale of this.”
-
Cuts to Army’s IVAS were ‘good oversight’ by Congress, says acquisitions boss
Lawmakers recently froze some $350 million in IVAS procurement money until initial testing and evaluation are completed, and until Congress is updated on the project’s progress.
-
Lockheed eyes Project Convergence after successful 5G expedition
“Our battle space is all connected,” said David Rohall with Lockheed Martin. “No longer just does a soldier talk to the soldier next to him, but the soldier is talking to the airmen who may be flying above.”
-
NATO wants a say in 5G standardization talks
For the past several years, the agency has been conducting internal technical assessments to evaluate the potential of 5G for military applications.
-
Pentagon officials say the human element is key to JADC2′s success
Without the right people, and without the right recruitment and retention considerations, the Pentagon’s Joint All-Domain Command and Control initiative could fall short.
-
Congress freezes $349 million for Army’s next generation goggles
Asked about the cuts March 9, Doug Bush, the assistant secretary of the Army for acquisition, logistics and technology, said: “We’re working through that.”
