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Lockheed Martin gets Coast Guard C4ISR contract
Lockheed will install the system on the National Security Cutter USCGC Midgett.
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DARPA picks Exelis, Leidos for radar countermeasures
The program’s goal is to field an adaptive airborne electronic warfare system within five years.
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Navy patents orbital debris sensor
Using a field of light, the sensor can find debris in space as small as .01 centimeters.
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Navy seeks sensor for IR threat classification
The fleet has several different thermal imaging devices and sensor systems that can track an IR signature already, but none of them can identify the threat level of the designated target.
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Air Force orders radar systems for Reaper UAV
The contract calls for 72 MQ-9 Block 20A Lynx synthetic aperture radar (SAR) retrofit kits.
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Interoperability, power top military sensor priorities
The ability to interconnect tools and provide sensor data to fighters in the field are breakthroughs the military needs.
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Apps, web services could ease GEOINT strain
The goal is to take something that exists for civilians and put it to work for the military.
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Navy wants better tech to detect small boats
SAR allows sensor platforms to operate at higher altitudes and at steeper angles than other sensors.
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Army envisions nanosatellite swarms
While each individual satellite should have a specific sensor or control function, the overall formation/swarm should have a greater function.
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Lockheed Martin gets Coast Guard C4ISR contract
Lockheed will install the system on the National Security Cutter USCGC Midgett.
-
DARPA picks Exelis, Leidos for radar countermeasures
The program’s goal is to field an adaptive airborne electronic warfare system within five years.
-
Navy patents orbital debris sensor
Using a field of light, the sensor can find debris in space as small as .01 centimeters.
-
Navy seeks sensor for IR threat classification
The fleet has several different thermal imaging devices and sensor systems that can track an IR signature already, but none of them can identify the threat level of the designated target.
-
France completes AWACS upgrade
The four AWACS aircraft were given a Mid-life Upgrade by Boeing.
-
Air Force orders radar systems for Reaper UAV
The contract calls for 72 MQ-9 Block 20A Lynx synthetic aperture radar (SAR) retrofit kits.
-
Interoperability, power top military sensor priorities
The ability to interconnect tools and provide sensor data to fighters in the field are breakthroughs the military needs.
-
Apps, web services could ease GEOINT strain
The goal is to take something that exists for civilians and put it to work for the military.
-
Navy wants better tech to detect small boats
SAR allows sensor platforms to operate at higher altitudes and at steeper angles than other sensors.
-
Army envisions nanosatellite swarms
While each individual satellite should have a specific sensor or control function, the overall formation/swarm should have a greater function.
-
Lockheed Martin gets Coast Guard C4ISR contract
Lockheed will install the system on the National Security Cutter USCGC Midgett.
-
DARPA picks Exelis, Leidos for radar countermeasures
The program’s goal is to field an adaptive airborne electronic warfare system within five years.
-
Navy patents orbital debris sensor
Using a field of light, the sensor can find debris in space as small as .01 centimeters.
-
Navy seeks sensor for IR threat classification
The fleet has several different thermal imaging devices and sensor systems that can track an IR signature already, but none of them can identify the threat level of the designated target.
-
France completes AWACS upgrade
The four AWACS aircraft were given a Mid-life Upgrade by Boeing.
-
Air Force orders radar systems for Reaper UAV
The contract calls for 72 MQ-9 Block 20A Lynx synthetic aperture radar (SAR) retrofit kits.
-
Interoperability, power top military sensor priorities
The ability to interconnect tools and provide sensor data to fighters in the field are breakthroughs the military needs.
-
Apps, web services could ease GEOINT strain
The goal is to take something that exists for civilians and put it to work for the military.
-
Navy wants better tech to detect small boats
SAR allows sensor platforms to operate at higher altitudes and at steeper angles than other sensors.
-
Army envisions nanosatellite swarms
While each individual satellite should have a specific sensor or control function, the overall formation/swarm should have a greater function.




