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The comms gaps that worry CENTCOM leaders every day
Five questions with Maj. Gen. Mitchell L. Kilgo and the gaps he sees between U.S. and coalition communications networks.
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Little known fact: the Pentagon can move quickly on acquisition when it wants
Officials say the Pentagon can move quickly on acquisition when it wants to, but the key, in those instances, is balancing risk, said a leader at Marine Corps Systems Command.
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Lockheed Martin wins $92.9 million MUOS contract
Lockheed Martin has been awarded a $92.9 million Navy contract modification to provide engineering services for the Mobile User Objective System narrowband satellite system.
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Can the Army pivot on IT modernization?
The Army is taking a “fundamentally different” approach to transform IT, said CIO/G-6 Lt. Gen. Bruce Crawford.
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What to expect from the Charleston Defense Contractors Association Defense Summit
A preview of what to expect from this year’s Charleston Defense Contractors Association Defense Summit in South Carolina.
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Army names new leader at PEO C3T
Maj. Gen. David Bassett replaces Gary Martin at Army Program Executive Office – Command, Control and Communications (Tactical).
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The Army’s plan to stop soldiers from staring at their tablets
The Army is trying to prevent what’s known as the “Nett Warrior stare” when soldiers don’t look up from their tablets.
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The Army helmet of the 2030s will have everything
The Army is working to deliver unprecedented situational awareness to the individual soldier enabling them to make faster decisions in urban environments.
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How the Army hopes to accelerate decision-making
The Army is looking to integrate technologies early to avoid the stovepiped systems that posed interoperability issues in previous and current conflicts.
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The Army outlines 10 goals for new PNT technologies
The Army lists 10 research areas it’s interested in under the guise of PNT.
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The comms gaps that worry CENTCOM leaders every day
Five questions with Maj. Gen. Mitchell L. Kilgo and the gaps he sees between U.S. and coalition communications networks.
-
Little known fact: the Pentagon can move quickly on acquisition when it wants
Officials say the Pentagon can move quickly on acquisition when it wants to, but the key, in those instances, is balancing risk, said a leader at Marine Corps Systems Command.
-
Lockheed Martin wins $92.9 million MUOS contract
Lockheed Martin has been awarded a $92.9 million Navy contract modification to provide engineering services for the Mobile User Objective System narrowband satellite system.
-
Can the Army pivot on IT modernization?
The Army is taking a “fundamentally different” approach to transform IT, said CIO/G-6 Lt. Gen. Bruce Crawford.
-
What to expect from the Charleston Defense Contractors Association Defense Summit
A preview of what to expect from this year’s Charleston Defense Contractors Association Defense Summit in South Carolina.
-
Army names new leader at PEO C3T
Maj. Gen. David Bassett replaces Gary Martin at Army Program Executive Office – Command, Control and Communications (Tactical).
-
The Army’s plan to stop soldiers from staring at their tablets
The Army is trying to prevent what’s known as the “Nett Warrior stare” when soldiers don’t look up from their tablets.
-
The Army helmet of the 2030s will have everything
The Army is working to deliver unprecedented situational awareness to the individual soldier enabling them to make faster decisions in urban environments.
-
How the Army hopes to accelerate decision-making
The Army is looking to integrate technologies early to avoid the stovepiped systems that posed interoperability issues in previous and current conflicts.
-
The Army outlines 10 goals for new PNT technologies
The Army lists 10 research areas it’s interested in under the guise of PNT.
-
The comms gaps that worry CENTCOM leaders every day
Five questions with Maj. Gen. Mitchell L. Kilgo and the gaps he sees between U.S. and coalition communications networks.
-
Little known fact: the Pentagon can move quickly on acquisition when it wants
Officials say the Pentagon can move quickly on acquisition when it wants to, but the key, in those instances, is balancing risk, said a leader at Marine Corps Systems Command.
-
Lockheed Martin wins $92.9 million MUOS contract
Lockheed Martin has been awarded a $92.9 million Navy contract modification to provide engineering services for the Mobile User Objective System narrowband satellite system.
-
Can the Army pivot on IT modernization?
The Army is taking a “fundamentally different” approach to transform IT, said CIO/G-6 Lt. Gen. Bruce Crawford.
-
What to expect from the Charleston Defense Contractors Association Defense Summit
A preview of what to expect from this year’s Charleston Defense Contractors Association Defense Summit in South Carolina.
-
Army names new leader at PEO C3T
Maj. Gen. David Bassett replaces Gary Martin at Army Program Executive Office – Command, Control and Communications (Tactical).
-
The Army’s plan to stop soldiers from staring at their tablets
The Army is trying to prevent what’s known as the “Nett Warrior stare” when soldiers don’t look up from their tablets.
-
The Army helmet of the 2030s will have everything
The Army is working to deliver unprecedented situational awareness to the individual soldier enabling them to make faster decisions in urban environments.
-
How the Army hopes to accelerate decision-making
The Army is looking to integrate technologies early to avoid the stovepiped systems that posed interoperability issues in previous and current conflicts.
-
The Army outlines 10 goals for new PNT technologies
The Army lists 10 research areas it’s interested in under the guise of PNT.
