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General Dynamics wins Navy software-defined radio contract worth up to $208M
General Dynamics Mission Systems was awarded a contract worth as much as $198 million for continued work on the AN/USC-61 (C) Digital Modular Radio.
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Brazil defense minister: Space partnership with US not dead yet
For years, the U.S. and Brazil have attempted to nail down a partnership that would enable satellites to launch from the latter’s Alcantara site. Despite years of obstacles, Brazil’s defense minister is optimistic that progress is happening.
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How the Marines are mobilizing forces for information warfare
The Marine Corps is using wargames and exercises to game how to operationalize their new information environment commands.
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Here’s how the Army is trying to integrate information operations
The Army is beginning to introduce information capabilities back into maneuver units.
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Russia’s naval updates threaten undersea comms network, says top British military officer
Britain’s top military officer has warned that a modernized Russian Navy poses a threat to the undersea fiber-optic cable networks. However, this is not entirely a one-sided affair.
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GAO: Upgrading to new GPS will cost billions more than planned
To upgrade more than 700 weapon systems to next-generation GPS, the GAO warned the Defense Department will have to spend “many billions of dollars” more than budgeted.
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US Army anti-missile command system successful in more complex soldier test
The second soldier checkout of IBCS demonstrated it can perform in a highly complex and joint environment.
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Top US Air Force officer teases changes to multidomain C2
The Air Force’s multidomain command and control review has concluded. Here’s what could be on the table.
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Self-healing networks and amphibious drones: Enabling the Navy’s tactical edge
At Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command Atlantic, military leaders highlighted the three technologies naval forces will need against near-peer threats.
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DoD awards $100M for space-related tech prototypes
The Space Enterprise Consortium will work to fulfill the Department of Defense’s space-related requirements.
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General Dynamics wins Navy software-defined radio contract worth up to $208M
General Dynamics Mission Systems was awarded a contract worth as much as $198 million for continued work on the AN/USC-61 (C) Digital Modular Radio.
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Brazil defense minister: Space partnership with US not dead yet
For years, the U.S. and Brazil have attempted to nail down a partnership that would enable satellites to launch from the latter’s Alcantara site. Despite years of obstacles, Brazil’s defense minister is optimistic that progress is happening.
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How the Marines are mobilizing forces for information warfare
The Marine Corps is using wargames and exercises to game how to operationalize their new information environment commands.
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Here’s how the Army is trying to integrate information operations
The Army is beginning to introduce information capabilities back into maneuver units.
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Russia’s naval updates threaten undersea comms network, says top British military officer
Britain’s top military officer has warned that a modernized Russian Navy poses a threat to the undersea fiber-optic cable networks. However, this is not entirely a one-sided affair.
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GAO: Upgrading to new GPS will cost billions more than planned
To upgrade more than 700 weapon systems to next-generation GPS, the GAO warned the Defense Department will have to spend “many billions of dollars” more than budgeted.
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US Army anti-missile command system successful in more complex soldier test
The second soldier checkout of IBCS demonstrated it can perform in a highly complex and joint environment.
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Top US Air Force officer teases changes to multidomain C2
The Air Force’s multidomain command and control review has concluded. Here’s what could be on the table.
-
Self-healing networks and amphibious drones: Enabling the Navy’s tactical edge
At Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command Atlantic, military leaders highlighted the three technologies naval forces will need against near-peer threats.
-
DoD awards $100M for space-related tech prototypes
The Space Enterprise Consortium will work to fulfill the Department of Defense’s space-related requirements.
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General Dynamics wins Navy software-defined radio contract worth up to $208M
General Dynamics Mission Systems was awarded a contract worth as much as $198 million for continued work on the AN/USC-61 (C) Digital Modular Radio.
-
Brazil defense minister: Space partnership with US not dead yet
For years, the U.S. and Brazil have attempted to nail down a partnership that would enable satellites to launch from the latter’s Alcantara site. Despite years of obstacles, Brazil’s defense minister is optimistic that progress is happening.
-
How the Marines are mobilizing forces for information warfare
The Marine Corps is using wargames and exercises to game how to operationalize their new information environment commands.
-
Here’s how the Army is trying to integrate information operations
The Army is beginning to introduce information capabilities back into maneuver units.
-
Russia’s naval updates threaten undersea comms network, says top British military officer
Britain’s top military officer has warned that a modernized Russian Navy poses a threat to the undersea fiber-optic cable networks. However, this is not entirely a one-sided affair.
-
GAO: Upgrading to new GPS will cost billions more than planned
To upgrade more than 700 weapon systems to next-generation GPS, the GAO warned the Defense Department will have to spend “many billions of dollars” more than budgeted.
-
US Army anti-missile command system successful in more complex soldier test
The second soldier checkout of IBCS demonstrated it can perform in a highly complex and joint environment.
-
Top US Air Force officer teases changes to multidomain C2
The Air Force’s multidomain command and control review has concluded. Here’s what could be on the table.
-
Self-healing networks and amphibious drones: Enabling the Navy’s tactical edge
At Space and Naval Warfare Systems Command Atlantic, military leaders highlighted the three technologies naval forces will need against near-peer threats.
-
DoD awards $100M for space-related tech prototypes
The Space Enterprise Consortium will work to fulfill the Department of Defense’s space-related requirements.
