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NATO holds largest exercise in a decade to counter Russian threat
NATO is holding its largest military exercise in over a decade, a move that’s being viewed as a counter to Russian actions in Ukraine and Syria.
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DARPA searches for common language for airborne networks
Many current airborne radio networks are incompatible, but DARPA’s DyNAMO project wants to fix that.
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Trident Juncture tests NATO readiness, interoperability
More than 36,000 troops and 40 nations and organizations will participate.
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Army places $223M satcom order with TCS
TeleCommunication Systems Inc. will supply microVSATs and provide other engineering services.
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Elbit wins Benelux Smart Vest contract
The Smart Vest is a result of soldier modernization programs from the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxemburg.
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CACI wins $63.5M Navy communications contract
CACI will continue support for naval aircraft communications.
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TRADOC lays groundwork for multimedia, mobile classrooms
The command has built out wireless infrastructure in response to the way younger soldiers interact with study materials.
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Baltic states develop military comms, radar capabilities amid Russia EW fear
Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia are pushing to replacing their Russian-built communications and radar systems.
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CERDEC takes next step to connect Wi-Fi, LTE and radios
The Multi-Access Cellular Extension program is making strides bridging different communications platforms.
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Harris supplies Air Guard radios
Harris Corp. has been awarded a $13 million contract to supply vehicular tactical and public safety radio systems.
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NATO holds largest exercise in a decade to counter Russian threat
NATO is holding its largest military exercise in over a decade, a move that’s being viewed as a counter to Russian actions in Ukraine and Syria.
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DARPA searches for common language for airborne networks
Many current airborne radio networks are incompatible, but DARPA’s DyNAMO project wants to fix that.
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Trident Juncture tests NATO readiness, interoperability
More than 36,000 troops and 40 nations and organizations will participate.
-
Army places $223M satcom order with TCS
TeleCommunication Systems Inc. will supply microVSATs and provide other engineering services.
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Elbit wins Benelux Smart Vest contract
The Smart Vest is a result of soldier modernization programs from the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxemburg.
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CACI wins $63.5M Navy communications contract
CACI will continue support for naval aircraft communications.
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TRADOC lays groundwork for multimedia, mobile classrooms
The command has built out wireless infrastructure in response to the way younger soldiers interact with study materials.
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Baltic states develop military comms, radar capabilities amid Russia EW fear
Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia are pushing to replacing their Russian-built communications and radar systems.
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CERDEC takes next step to connect Wi-Fi, LTE and radios
The Multi-Access Cellular Extension program is making strides bridging different communications platforms.
-
Harris supplies Air Guard radios
Harris Corp. has been awarded a $13 million contract to supply vehicular tactical and public safety radio systems.
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NATO holds largest exercise in a decade to counter Russian threat
NATO is holding its largest military exercise in over a decade, a move that’s being viewed as a counter to Russian actions in Ukraine and Syria.
-
DARPA searches for common language for airborne networks
Many current airborne radio networks are incompatible, but DARPA’s DyNAMO project wants to fix that.
-
Trident Juncture tests NATO readiness, interoperability
More than 36,000 troops and 40 nations and organizations will participate.
-
Army places $223M satcom order with TCS
TeleCommunication Systems Inc. will supply microVSATs and provide other engineering services.
-
Elbit wins Benelux Smart Vest contract
The Smart Vest is a result of soldier modernization programs from the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxemburg.
-
CACI wins $63.5M Navy communications contract
CACI will continue support for naval aircraft communications.
-
TRADOC lays groundwork for multimedia, mobile classrooms
The command has built out wireless infrastructure in response to the way younger soldiers interact with study materials.
-
Baltic states develop military comms, radar capabilities amid Russia EW fear
Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia are pushing to replacing their Russian-built communications and radar systems.
-
CERDEC takes next step to connect Wi-Fi, LTE and radios
The Multi-Access Cellular Extension program is making strides bridging different communications platforms.
-
Harris supplies Air Guard radios
Harris Corp. has been awarded a $13 million contract to supply vehicular tactical and public safety radio systems.
