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Northrop Grumman to upgrade Advanced Hawkeye
Northrop Grumman’s sensor upgrade contract with Naval Air Systems Command is scheduled to be completed by June 2019.
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SAIC wins SPAWAR C4ISR contract
The task order supports SPAWAR’s Office of the Chief Engineer, PEO C4I and other C4ISR offices.
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UAE to buy L-3 imaging turrets
Turrets will be fitted to IOMAX’s Archangel turboprop aircraft for close air support and armed border patrol missions.
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Canada upgrades Aurora ISR
Canada will upgrade Lockheed CP-140 Aurora aircraft with satellite comms.
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Northrop Grumman unveils battle command system
The Citadel Enterprise system is a mobile command system designed with cybersecurity in mind.
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British recon vehicle completes review
The review covered the vehicle’s platform hull design, the Lockheed Martin UK-developed turret, electronic architecture, software and other systems.
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Leidos wins Army C4ISR contract
Contract is for research, engineering, design, fabrication and support related to a metrology system.
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How long would an EMP keep you down?
No one really knows what the effects on an electromagnetic pulse would be.
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Army turns to commercial partners to keep ISR edge
As Army R&D budgets shrink, the service increasingly partners with commercial companies to develop new ISR network technologies together.
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U.S. to lead next decade’s C4ISR spending, report says
The U.S. military’s need for sophisticated precision weaponry will dictate increasing C4ISR spending patterns.
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Northrop Grumman to upgrade Advanced Hawkeye
Northrop Grumman’s sensor upgrade contract with Naval Air Systems Command is scheduled to be completed by June 2019.
-
SAIC wins SPAWAR C4ISR contract
The task order supports SPAWAR’s Office of the Chief Engineer, PEO C4I and other C4ISR offices.
-
UAE to buy L-3 imaging turrets
Turrets will be fitted to IOMAX’s Archangel turboprop aircraft for close air support and armed border patrol missions.
-
Canada upgrades Aurora ISR
Canada will upgrade Lockheed CP-140 Aurora aircraft with satellite comms.
-
Northrop Grumman unveils battle command system
The Citadel Enterprise system is a mobile command system designed with cybersecurity in mind.
-
British recon vehicle completes review
The review covered the vehicle’s platform hull design, the Lockheed Martin UK-developed turret, electronic architecture, software and other systems.
-
Leidos wins Army C4ISR contract
Contract is for research, engineering, design, fabrication and support related to a metrology system.
-
How long would an EMP keep you down?
No one really knows what the effects on an electromagnetic pulse would be.
-
Army turns to commercial partners to keep ISR edge
As Army R&D budgets shrink, the service increasingly partners with commercial companies to develop new ISR network technologies together.
-
U.S. to lead next decade’s C4ISR spending, report says
The U.S. military’s need for sophisticated precision weaponry will dictate increasing C4ISR spending patterns.
-
Northrop Grumman to upgrade Advanced Hawkeye
Northrop Grumman’s sensor upgrade contract with Naval Air Systems Command is scheduled to be completed by June 2019.
-
SAIC wins SPAWAR C4ISR contract
The task order supports SPAWAR’s Office of the Chief Engineer, PEO C4I and other C4ISR offices.
-
UAE to buy L-3 imaging turrets
Turrets will be fitted to IOMAX’s Archangel turboprop aircraft for close air support and armed border patrol missions.
-
Canada upgrades Aurora ISR
Canada will upgrade Lockheed CP-140 Aurora aircraft with satellite comms.
-
Northrop Grumman unveils battle command system
The Citadel Enterprise system is a mobile command system designed with cybersecurity in mind.
-
British recon vehicle completes review
The review covered the vehicle’s platform hull design, the Lockheed Martin UK-developed turret, electronic architecture, software and other systems.
-
Leidos wins Army C4ISR contract
Contract is for research, engineering, design, fabrication and support related to a metrology system.
-
How long would an EMP keep you down?
No one really knows what the effects on an electromagnetic pulse would be.
-
Army turns to commercial partners to keep ISR edge
As Army R&D budgets shrink, the service increasingly partners with commercial companies to develop new ISR network technologies together.
-
U.S. to lead next decade’s C4ISR spending, report says
The U.S. military’s need for sophisticated precision weaponry will dictate increasing C4ISR spending patterns.



