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Airbus official: Build UK surveillance satellite capability
Costs have dropped enough that Airbus’ Colin Paynter says the U.K. should build its own rather than rely on U.S. data.
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Boeing Defense Australia wins comms upgrade contract
The company won a 665 million Australian dollar contract to develop a new digital communications system.
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Fine tuning the Army’s next-generation radios
Increased processing power will slim down and smarten up the next round of Rifleman and Manpack radios.
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The Army’s new radio acquisition strategy
The Army will shift development of the next-generation radios to the vendors.
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NSA wants millennial talent without millennial perks
The NSA wants your tech skills but leave your smartphone at home.
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Segovia wins $450M satcom contract
Segovia will provide satellite communications services across multiple bandwidths and platforms for DISA.
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Lockheed Martin protests JLTV contract award
Lockheed Martin filed a bid protest for the contract that will replace nearly a third of the military’s Humvees.
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Thales wins Army vehicle radio contract
Thales has been awarded an Army contract for its vehicle-mounted radio system.
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DoD’s top secret smartphone expected in the fall
A top-secret classified smartphone will follow DISA’s new SIPRNet-enabled device.
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Lockheed Martin literally makes satellites cooler
Lockheed Martin has improved a cooling system that enables satellites to carry more sensitive infrared sensors.
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Airbus official: Build UK surveillance satellite capability
Costs have dropped enough that Airbus’ Colin Paynter says the U.K. should build its own rather than rely on U.S. data.
-
Boeing Defense Australia wins comms upgrade contract
The company won a 665 million Australian dollar contract to develop a new digital communications system.
-
Fine tuning the Army’s next-generation radios
Increased processing power will slim down and smarten up the next round of Rifleman and Manpack radios.
-
The Army’s new radio acquisition strategy
The Army will shift development of the next-generation radios to the vendors.
-
NSA wants millennial talent without millennial perks
The NSA wants your tech skills but leave your smartphone at home.
-
Segovia wins $450M satcom contract
Segovia will provide satellite communications services across multiple bandwidths and platforms for DISA.
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Lockheed Martin protests JLTV contract award
Lockheed Martin filed a bid protest for the contract that will replace nearly a third of the military’s Humvees.
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Thales wins Army vehicle radio contract
Thales has been awarded an Army contract for its vehicle-mounted radio system.
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DoD’s top secret smartphone expected in the fall
A top-secret classified smartphone will follow DISA’s new SIPRNet-enabled device.
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Lockheed Martin literally makes satellites cooler
Lockheed Martin has improved a cooling system that enables satellites to carry more sensitive infrared sensors.
-
Airbus official: Build UK surveillance satellite capability
Costs have dropped enough that Airbus’ Colin Paynter says the U.K. should build its own rather than rely on U.S. data.
-
Boeing Defense Australia wins comms upgrade contract
The company won a 665 million Australian dollar contract to develop a new digital communications system.
-
Fine tuning the Army’s next-generation radios
Increased processing power will slim down and smarten up the next round of Rifleman and Manpack radios.
-
The Army’s new radio acquisition strategy
The Army will shift development of the next-generation radios to the vendors.
-
NSA wants millennial talent without millennial perks
The NSA wants your tech skills but leave your smartphone at home.
-
Segovia wins $450M satcom contract
Segovia will provide satellite communications services across multiple bandwidths and platforms for DISA.
-
Lockheed Martin protests JLTV contract award
Lockheed Martin filed a bid protest for the contract that will replace nearly a third of the military’s Humvees.
-
Thales wins Army vehicle radio contract
Thales has been awarded an Army contract for its vehicle-mounted radio system.
-
DoD’s top secret smartphone expected in the fall
A top-secret classified smartphone will follow DISA’s new SIPRNet-enabled device.
-
Lockheed Martin literally makes satellites cooler
Lockheed Martin has improved a cooling system that enables satellites to carry more sensitive infrared sensors.
