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Australia orders Falcon radios
The AN/PRC-152A handheld and AN/PRC-117G manpack radios provide the country’s forces with wideband tactical networking capabilities, and line-of-sight, ground-to-air and tactical satellite communications, according to the company.
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DISA tests global tactical communications capability
Exelis and Iridium have demonstrated a new global communications capability for the Defense Information Systems Agency that will enhance DISA’s Distributed Tactical Communication System.
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Mobility becomes central to DISA’s strategy
DISA officials want to integrate mobility into applications.
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Is the interoperability gap closing?
Communications technologies have proliferated in many different directions, leading to a plethora of useful tools, but no guarantee that any two (or more) will work well together.
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Radios connect across 2,000 miles with MUOS
Defying line-of-sight limitations, two AN/PRC-155 manpack radios have connected 2,000 miles apart.
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A wave of waveforms
Sophisticated waveforms boost tactical radios’ performance, flexibility and security.
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Tactical radio security adapts to new threats
Data protection measures create new financial and usability burdens.
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Tactical radios evolve to meet a new world of demands
Changing needs on the battlefield require a fresh approach to communications, enabled by new technologies.
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Australia orders Falcon radios
The AN/PRC-152A handheld and AN/PRC-117G manpack radios provide the country’s forces with wideband tactical networking capabilities, and line-of-sight, ground-to-air and tactical satellite communications, according to the company.
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DISA tests global tactical communications capability
Exelis and Iridium have demonstrated a new global communications capability for the Defense Information Systems Agency that will enhance DISA’s Distributed Tactical Communication System.
-
Mobility becomes central to DISA’s strategy
DISA officials want to integrate mobility into applications.
-
Is the interoperability gap closing?
Communications technologies have proliferated in many different directions, leading to a plethora of useful tools, but no guarantee that any two (or more) will work well together.
-
Radios connect across 2,000 miles with MUOS
Defying line-of-sight limitations, two AN/PRC-155 manpack radios have connected 2,000 miles apart.
-
A wave of waveforms
Sophisticated waveforms boost tactical radios’ performance, flexibility and security.
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Taking COTS to the tactical edge
Consumer communications technologies influence tactical designs.
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Tactical radio security adapts to new threats
Data protection measures create new financial and usability burdens.
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Tactical radios evolve to meet a new world of demands
Changing needs on the battlefield require a fresh approach to communications, enabled by new technologies.
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NRO launches spy satellite
An Atlas V rocket took the classified cargo into space.
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Australia orders Falcon radios
The AN/PRC-152A handheld and AN/PRC-117G manpack radios provide the country’s forces with wideband tactical networking capabilities, and line-of-sight, ground-to-air and tactical satellite communications, according to the company.
-
DISA tests global tactical communications capability
Exelis and Iridium have demonstrated a new global communications capability for the Defense Information Systems Agency that will enhance DISA’s Distributed Tactical Communication System.
-
Mobility becomes central to DISA’s strategy
DISA officials want to integrate mobility into applications.
-
Is the interoperability gap closing?
Communications technologies have proliferated in many different directions, leading to a plethora of useful tools, but no guarantee that any two (or more) will work well together.
-
Radios connect across 2,000 miles with MUOS
Defying line-of-sight limitations, two AN/PRC-155 manpack radios have connected 2,000 miles apart.
-
A wave of waveforms
Sophisticated waveforms boost tactical radios’ performance, flexibility and security.
-
Taking COTS to the tactical edge
Consumer communications technologies influence tactical designs.
-
Tactical radio security adapts to new threats
Data protection measures create new financial and usability burdens.
-
Tactical radios evolve to meet a new world of demands
Changing needs on the battlefield require a fresh approach to communications, enabled by new technologies.
-
NRO launches spy satellite
An Atlas V rocket took the classified cargo into space.
