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10th GPS IIF satellite launched
The launch came just days before the 20th anniversary of fully operational status for GPS.
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DoD focuses on Pentagon Wi-Fi as BYOD falls behind
DoD CIO suggests BYOD may not become a big part of the department’s operation.
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Lockheed Martin opens satellite research center
The center of excellence will develop reconfigurable payloads, and will advance satellite systems already in use.
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Global military satellite market projected to hit $9.7B
ISR satellites will account for 36 percent of the market, followed by communications and then navigational satellites.
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Harris reorganizes after Exelis buy
As of fiscal year 2016, the company will be partitioned into four divisions.
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Intelligence agencies grapple with embracing mobility
The director of the NSA wants to integrate mobility into the intelligence community.
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MUOS-4 preps for August launch
The communications satellite is being prepped for an August launch aboard an Atlas V rocket.
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US Army explores multinational radio comms
The US Army is testing the ability of US and allied tactical radios to talk to one another.
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Navy researcher patents ‘fiber optics without fiber’
The invention transmits data using light traveling through the air.
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Harris MNVR completes testing at NIE 15.2
The MNVR Limited User Test (LUT) evaluated the ability of soldiers at the company level to effectively use the radio, according to a Harris news release.
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10th GPS IIF satellite launched
The launch came just days before the 20th anniversary of fully operational status for GPS.
-
DoD focuses on Pentagon Wi-Fi as BYOD falls behind
DoD CIO suggests BYOD may not become a big part of the department’s operation.
-
Lockheed Martin opens satellite research center
The center of excellence will develop reconfigurable payloads, and will advance satellite systems already in use.
-
Global military satellite market projected to hit $9.7B
ISR satellites will account for 36 percent of the market, followed by communications and then navigational satellites.
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Harris reorganizes after Exelis buy
As of fiscal year 2016, the company will be partitioned into four divisions.
-
Intelligence agencies grapple with embracing mobility
The director of the NSA wants to integrate mobility into the intelligence community.
-
MUOS-4 preps for August launch
The communications satellite is being prepped for an August launch aboard an Atlas V rocket.
-
US Army explores multinational radio comms
The US Army is testing the ability of US and allied tactical radios to talk to one another.
-
Navy researcher patents ‘fiber optics without fiber’
The invention transmits data using light traveling through the air.
-
Harris MNVR completes testing at NIE 15.2
The MNVR Limited User Test (LUT) evaluated the ability of soldiers at the company level to effectively use the radio, according to a Harris news release.
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10th GPS IIF satellite launched
The launch came just days before the 20th anniversary of fully operational status for GPS.
-
DoD focuses on Pentagon Wi-Fi as BYOD falls behind
DoD CIO suggests BYOD may not become a big part of the department’s operation.
-
Lockheed Martin opens satellite research center
The center of excellence will develop reconfigurable payloads, and will advance satellite systems already in use.
-
Global military satellite market projected to hit $9.7B
ISR satellites will account for 36 percent of the market, followed by communications and then navigational satellites.
-
Harris reorganizes after Exelis buy
As of fiscal year 2016, the company will be partitioned into four divisions.
-
Intelligence agencies grapple with embracing mobility
The director of the NSA wants to integrate mobility into the intelligence community.
-
MUOS-4 preps for August launch
The communications satellite is being prepped for an August launch aboard an Atlas V rocket.
-
US Army explores multinational radio comms
The US Army is testing the ability of US and allied tactical radios to talk to one another.
-
Navy researcher patents ‘fiber optics without fiber’
The invention transmits data using light traveling through the air.
-
Harris MNVR completes testing at NIE 15.2
The MNVR Limited User Test (LUT) evaluated the ability of soldiers at the company level to effectively use the radio, according to a Harris news release.
