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Marines order more Harris radios
Harris Corp. has received a $36 million Marine Corp contract for tactical radios.
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Navy research to expand number of users on military wireless
A scientist has found a way to reduce interference without using significant bandwidth.
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Creative 4G LTE solutions emerge as obstacles fall
Following successful demonstrations over the past year, the Army is taking 4G LTE networks to the tactical edge.
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Mobile ranks high among agency security worries
As DISA moves into a new phase of a secure mobile program, a survey reveals the depth of security worries about the technology.
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USAF installs first hardware for next-gen GPS control
The first operational hardware has been installed for the next GPS satellite control system.
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Army buys unified voice solution for tactical network
Technology from a Motorola Solutions subsidiary will provide VoIP “glue” for Army command post communications.
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Rockwell Collins to upgrade Boeing comms system
The E-4B is used to transport the president, secretary of defense and the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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Harris takes radio order from Central Asia
Harris Corp. has received a $21 million order from a Central Asian nation for tactical radios.
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Air Force comms specialist named a Service Member of the Year
Senior Airman Joseph Moreland has deployed three times since joining the Air Force in December 2011.
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GAO blasts DoD bandwidth procurement
DoD knows that procuring SATCOM services through DISA saves money, but much of its bandwidth acquisition goes through individual components.
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Marines order more Harris radios
Harris Corp. has received a $36 million Marine Corp contract for tactical radios.
-
Navy research to expand number of users on military wireless
A scientist has found a way to reduce interference without using significant bandwidth.
-
Creative 4G LTE solutions emerge as obstacles fall
Following successful demonstrations over the past year, the Army is taking 4G LTE networks to the tactical edge.
-
Mobile ranks high among agency security worries
As DISA moves into a new phase of a secure mobile program, a survey reveals the depth of security worries about the technology.
-
USAF installs first hardware for next-gen GPS control
The first operational hardware has been installed for the next GPS satellite control system.
-
Army buys unified voice solution for tactical network
Technology from a Motorola Solutions subsidiary will provide VoIP “glue” for Army command post communications.
-
Rockwell Collins to upgrade Boeing comms system
The E-4B is used to transport the president, secretary of defense and the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
-
Harris takes radio order from Central Asia
Harris Corp. has received a $21 million order from a Central Asian nation for tactical radios.
-
Air Force comms specialist named a Service Member of the Year
Senior Airman Joseph Moreland has deployed three times since joining the Air Force in December 2011.
-
GAO blasts DoD bandwidth procurement
DoD knows that procuring SATCOM services through DISA saves money, but much of its bandwidth acquisition goes through individual components.
-
Marines order more Harris radios
Harris Corp. has received a $36 million Marine Corp contract for tactical radios.
-
Navy research to expand number of users on military wireless
A scientist has found a way to reduce interference without using significant bandwidth.
-
Creative 4G LTE solutions emerge as obstacles fall
Following successful demonstrations over the past year, the Army is taking 4G LTE networks to the tactical edge.
-
Mobile ranks high among agency security worries
As DISA moves into a new phase of a secure mobile program, a survey reveals the depth of security worries about the technology.
-
USAF installs first hardware for next-gen GPS control
The first operational hardware has been installed for the next GPS satellite control system.
-
Army buys unified voice solution for tactical network
Technology from a Motorola Solutions subsidiary will provide VoIP “glue” for Army command post communications.
-
Rockwell Collins to upgrade Boeing comms system
The E-4B is used to transport the president, secretary of defense and the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
-
Harris takes radio order from Central Asia
Harris Corp. has received a $21 million order from a Central Asian nation for tactical radios.
-
Air Force comms specialist named a Service Member of the Year
Senior Airman Joseph Moreland has deployed three times since joining the Air Force in December 2011.
-
GAO blasts DoD bandwidth procurement
DoD knows that procuring SATCOM services through DISA saves money, but much of its bandwidth acquisition goes through individual components.



