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New tech paves way for ballistic missile defense
Successful test intercepts demonstrate new sensor technologies.
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Rethinking the battlefield: Army drives toward lighter, smaller, mobile systems at NIE
For the new light infantry unit conducting the Network Integration Evaluation out at Fort Bliss, Texas, smaller, lighter and more mobile systems that don’t inherently make soldiers enemy targets due to heat and electromagnetic signatures are on the wish list for future system iterations.
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ViaSat chosen for Australian SATCOM
ViaSat will support the Australian Defense Force’s Joint Project 2008 Phase 5B2, which aims to deploy an integrated wideband SATCOM system for the ADF.
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Light infantry unit changes game at Network Integration Evaluation
The Network Integration Evaluation has been used for years to test aspects of the Army’s network at Fort Bliss, Texas; and since its inception, a full-time brigade has been designated to conduct the evaluations. But this year that has changed.
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NASA delays satellite launch to replace damaged antenna
Liftoff is now targeted for Aug. 20 from Cape Canaveral, Florida, aboard an Atlas V rocket.
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Hughes awarded DoD SATCOM contract
Hughes will conduct a design analysis of wide-beam, spot-beam and on-board processing satellites, including geosynchronous and low-Earth orbit spacecraft as well as airborne platforms.
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Iran reportedly launches satellite-carrying rocket into space
The launch comes as the United States has criticized Iran’s ballistic missile tests.
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US Air Force chief seeks novel acquisition practices for the ‘Information Age’
The Air Force’s top general wants to network all its assets together in a massive battlefield picture.
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ViaSat awarded DISA contract
ViaSat has been awarded a Defense Information Systems Agency contract to support Blue Force Tracking 2.
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Army targets network baseline, WIN-T improvements
“By the end of [2019] we will bring the Army to a common baseline,” said Gary Martin, PEO-C3T.
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New tech paves way for ballistic missile defense
Successful test intercepts demonstrate new sensor technologies.
-
Rethinking the battlefield: Army drives toward lighter, smaller, mobile systems at NIE
For the new light infantry unit conducting the Network Integration Evaluation out at Fort Bliss, Texas, smaller, lighter and more mobile systems that don’t inherently make soldiers enemy targets due to heat and electromagnetic signatures are on the wish list for future system iterations.
-
ViaSat chosen for Australian SATCOM
ViaSat will support the Australian Defense Force’s Joint Project 2008 Phase 5B2, which aims to deploy an integrated wideband SATCOM system for the ADF.
-
Light infantry unit changes game at Network Integration Evaluation
The Network Integration Evaluation has been used for years to test aspects of the Army’s network at Fort Bliss, Texas; and since its inception, a full-time brigade has been designated to conduct the evaluations. But this year that has changed.
-
NASA delays satellite launch to replace damaged antenna
Liftoff is now targeted for Aug. 20 from Cape Canaveral, Florida, aboard an Atlas V rocket.
-
Hughes awarded DoD SATCOM contract
Hughes will conduct a design analysis of wide-beam, spot-beam and on-board processing satellites, including geosynchronous and low-Earth orbit spacecraft as well as airborne platforms.
-
Iran reportedly launches satellite-carrying rocket into space
The launch comes as the United States has criticized Iran’s ballistic missile tests.
-
US Air Force chief seeks novel acquisition practices for the ‘Information Age’
The Air Force’s top general wants to network all its assets together in a massive battlefield picture.
-
ViaSat awarded DISA contract
ViaSat has been awarded a Defense Information Systems Agency contract to support Blue Force Tracking 2.
-
Army targets network baseline, WIN-T improvements
“By the end of [2019] we will bring the Army to a common baseline,” said Gary Martin, PEO-C3T.
-
New tech paves way for ballistic missile defense
Successful test intercepts demonstrate new sensor technologies.
-
Rethinking the battlefield: Army drives toward lighter, smaller, mobile systems at NIE
For the new light infantry unit conducting the Network Integration Evaluation out at Fort Bliss, Texas, smaller, lighter and more mobile systems that don’t inherently make soldiers enemy targets due to heat and electromagnetic signatures are on the wish list for future system iterations.
-
ViaSat chosen for Australian SATCOM
ViaSat will support the Australian Defense Force’s Joint Project 2008 Phase 5B2, which aims to deploy an integrated wideband SATCOM system for the ADF.
-
Light infantry unit changes game at Network Integration Evaluation
The Network Integration Evaluation has been used for years to test aspects of the Army’s network at Fort Bliss, Texas; and since its inception, a full-time brigade has been designated to conduct the evaluations. But this year that has changed.
-
NASA delays satellite launch to replace damaged antenna
Liftoff is now targeted for Aug. 20 from Cape Canaveral, Florida, aboard an Atlas V rocket.
-
Hughes awarded DoD SATCOM contract
Hughes will conduct a design analysis of wide-beam, spot-beam and on-board processing satellites, including geosynchronous and low-Earth orbit spacecraft as well as airborne platforms.
-
Iran reportedly launches satellite-carrying rocket into space
The launch comes as the United States has criticized Iran’s ballistic missile tests.
-
US Air Force chief seeks novel acquisition practices for the ‘Information Age’
The Air Force’s top general wants to network all its assets together in a massive battlefield picture.
-
ViaSat awarded DISA contract
ViaSat has been awarded a Defense Information Systems Agency contract to support Blue Force Tracking 2.
-
Army targets network baseline, WIN-T improvements
“By the end of [2019] we will bring the Army to a common baseline,” said Gary Martin, PEO-C3T.
