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Israel receives Lavi aircraft training system
The Israeli Air Force has taken delivery of a new Elbit training system for its M-346 Lavi trainer aircraft.
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Lockheed Martin revamps training division
Lockheed Martin’s existing training and logistics products will now fall within five areas.
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UK buys Virtual Battlespace 3 simulation training tool
The Ministry of Defense has bought an enterprise license for VBS3, which will become the British military’s Defense Virtual Simulation.
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What would it take to declare the electromagnetic spectrum a domain of warfare?
While the electromagnetic spectrum has been declared a maneuver space by the services, the Pentagon is not ready to classify it as a domain of war.
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Joint force must close gaps in electromagnetic spectrum
With advanced capabilities facing the military, the joint force must close gaps to maintain superiority within the electromagnetic spectrum.
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Black Box hired to improve Camp Lejeune’s telecommunications
Black Box Corporation has been awarded a $17.9 million Marine Corps contract to improve telecommunications at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
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Army faces aging systems, increased SATCOM demand
Lt. Col. Joel Babbitt, product director for the Army’s Wideband Enterprise Satellite Systems, discusses satellite modernizations and improvements.
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Marine Corps gets lighter, more deployable media system
Marine Corps public affairs officials have a new means to get breaking news out to the masses.
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Elbit unveils anti-drone system
ReDrone is designed to disrupt a drone’s communications with its ground controllers, causing it to veer off its designated course.
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Raytheon awarded FORTRESS contract
Raytheon has been awarded a $7.4 million Air Force contract for sensors for surveillance satellites.
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Israel receives Lavi aircraft training system
The Israeli Air Force has taken delivery of a new Elbit training system for its M-346 Lavi trainer aircraft.
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Lockheed Martin revamps training division
Lockheed Martin’s existing training and logistics products will now fall within five areas.
-
UK buys Virtual Battlespace 3 simulation training tool
The Ministry of Defense has bought an enterprise license for VBS3, which will become the British military’s Defense Virtual Simulation.
-
What would it take to declare the electromagnetic spectrum a domain of warfare?
While the electromagnetic spectrum has been declared a maneuver space by the services, the Pentagon is not ready to classify it as a domain of war.
-
Joint force must close gaps in electromagnetic spectrum
With advanced capabilities facing the military, the joint force must close gaps to maintain superiority within the electromagnetic spectrum.
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Black Box hired to improve Camp Lejeune’s telecommunications
Black Box Corporation has been awarded a $17.9 million Marine Corps contract to improve telecommunications at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
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Army faces aging systems, increased SATCOM demand
Lt. Col. Joel Babbitt, product director for the Army’s Wideband Enterprise Satellite Systems, discusses satellite modernizations and improvements.
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Marine Corps gets lighter, more deployable media system
Marine Corps public affairs officials have a new means to get breaking news out to the masses.
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Elbit unveils anti-drone system
ReDrone is designed to disrupt a drone’s communications with its ground controllers, causing it to veer off its designated course.
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Raytheon awarded FORTRESS contract
Raytheon has been awarded a $7.4 million Air Force contract for sensors for surveillance satellites.
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Israel receives Lavi aircraft training system
The Israeli Air Force has taken delivery of a new Elbit training system for its M-346 Lavi trainer aircraft.
-
Lockheed Martin revamps training division
Lockheed Martin’s existing training and logistics products will now fall within five areas.
-
UK buys Virtual Battlespace 3 simulation training tool
The Ministry of Defense has bought an enterprise license for VBS3, which will become the British military’s Defense Virtual Simulation.
-
What would it take to declare the electromagnetic spectrum a domain of warfare?
While the electromagnetic spectrum has been declared a maneuver space by the services, the Pentagon is not ready to classify it as a domain of war.
-
Joint force must close gaps in electromagnetic spectrum
With advanced capabilities facing the military, the joint force must close gaps to maintain superiority within the electromagnetic spectrum.
-
Black Box hired to improve Camp Lejeune’s telecommunications
Black Box Corporation has been awarded a $17.9 million Marine Corps contract to improve telecommunications at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
-
Army faces aging systems, increased SATCOM demand
Lt. Col. Joel Babbitt, product director for the Army’s Wideband Enterprise Satellite Systems, discusses satellite modernizations and improvements.
-
Marine Corps gets lighter, more deployable media system
Marine Corps public affairs officials have a new means to get breaking news out to the masses.
-
Elbit unveils anti-drone system
ReDrone is designed to disrupt a drone’s communications with its ground controllers, causing it to veer off its designated course.
-
Raytheon awarded FORTRESS contract
Raytheon has been awarded a $7.4 million Air Force contract for sensors for surveillance satellites.
