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Army to launch enroute comms for soldiers
The new capability comes from the Army’s increasing use of commercial satellite terminals.
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Harris buys jam-resistant GPS
Rockwell Collins will provide its MicroGRAM receivers for Harris radios such as the Falcon III AN/PRC-158 and AN/PRC-117G.
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Another GPS IIF reaches orbit
The satellite was boosted into orbit aboard a Delta IV rocket launched from Cape Canaveral Wednesday and is functioning properly.
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Video Feature: PM Mission Command leaders talk situational awareness
Thurston wants PM Mission Command to make communications systems used in the field as simple as possible.
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Lafayette and SAIC win Mil-Civ communications contracts
The contracts are for technical assistance, research and development on interoperable communications.
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Stryker brigades get WIN-T Increment 2
Fielding WIN-T Increment 2 to Army Stryker Brigades closes the communications gap between SBCTs and soldiers.
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DCGS-A increment 2 draws near
The Army has ‘wiped the slate clean’ with industry for DCGS Increment 2.
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Satellite 2015: Can reform efforts revive the U.S. satellite industry?
Government and industry players hope reform efforts will boost the U.S. satellite industry.
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Satellite 2015: Look at system needs, not components
A panel at Satellite 2015 discussed system-level approaches to promote flexible mobility solutions for the military.
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Pentagon to launch BYOD pilot this summer
The pilot will involve users in DoD HQ and will help evaluate the security concerns of using personal devices at work.
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Army to launch enroute comms for soldiers
The new capability comes from the Army’s increasing use of commercial satellite terminals.
-
Harris buys jam-resistant GPS
Rockwell Collins will provide its MicroGRAM receivers for Harris radios such as the Falcon III AN/PRC-158 and AN/PRC-117G.
-
Another GPS IIF reaches orbit
The satellite was boosted into orbit aboard a Delta IV rocket launched from Cape Canaveral Wednesday and is functioning properly.
-
Video Feature: PM Mission Command leaders talk situational awareness
Thurston wants PM Mission Command to make communications systems used in the field as simple as possible.
-
Lafayette and SAIC win Mil-Civ communications contracts
The contracts are for technical assistance, research and development on interoperable communications.
-
Stryker brigades get WIN-T Increment 2
Fielding WIN-T Increment 2 to Army Stryker Brigades closes the communications gap between SBCTs and soldiers.
-
DCGS-A increment 2 draws near
The Army has ‘wiped the slate clean’ with industry for DCGS Increment 2.
-
Satellite 2015: Can reform efforts revive the U.S. satellite industry?
Government and industry players hope reform efforts will boost the U.S. satellite industry.
-
Satellite 2015: Look at system needs, not components
A panel at Satellite 2015 discussed system-level approaches to promote flexible mobility solutions for the military.
-
Pentagon to launch BYOD pilot this summer
The pilot will involve users in DoD HQ and will help evaluate the security concerns of using personal devices at work.
-
Army to launch enroute comms for soldiers
The new capability comes from the Army’s increasing use of commercial satellite terminals.
-
Harris buys jam-resistant GPS
Rockwell Collins will provide its MicroGRAM receivers for Harris radios such as the Falcon III AN/PRC-158 and AN/PRC-117G.
-
Another GPS IIF reaches orbit
The satellite was boosted into orbit aboard a Delta IV rocket launched from Cape Canaveral Wednesday and is functioning properly.
-
Video Feature: PM Mission Command leaders talk situational awareness
Thurston wants PM Mission Command to make communications systems used in the field as simple as possible.
-
Lafayette and SAIC win Mil-Civ communications contracts
The contracts are for technical assistance, research and development on interoperable communications.
-
Stryker brigades get WIN-T Increment 2
Fielding WIN-T Increment 2 to Army Stryker Brigades closes the communications gap between SBCTs and soldiers.
-
DCGS-A increment 2 draws near
The Army has ‘wiped the slate clean’ with industry for DCGS Increment 2.
-
Satellite 2015: Can reform efforts revive the U.S. satellite industry?
Government and industry players hope reform efforts will boost the U.S. satellite industry.
-
Satellite 2015: Look at system needs, not components
A panel at Satellite 2015 discussed system-level approaches to promote flexible mobility solutions for the military.
-
Pentagon to launch BYOD pilot this summer
The pilot will involve users in DoD HQ and will help evaluate the security concerns of using personal devices at work.
