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Leidos software will analyze, categorize seized documents
The company will develop and support a secure, scalable, modular document exploitation platform for the Defense Intelligence Agency.
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Shooter detection system compensates for motion, threat’s location
Raytheon BBN Technologies has won a contract to deliver Boomerang Warrior-X hostile fire locators to the Middle East.
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Engility wins DIA data investigation contract
The Defense Intelligence Agency contract calls for Engility to provide digital forensics services.
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BAE upgrades naval counter-mine system
The upgraded NAUTIS 5 system features new autonomous systems capabilities and can be installed in short maintenance periods.
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Air Force selects Lockheed Martin infrared search and track system
The Legion IR pod will provide the F-15C fleet with long-range detection and tracking of airborne threats in radar-denied environments.
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Navy orders more towed sonar
Lockheed Martin has been awarded a $30 million Navy contract modification for more towed-array sonar to detect diesel- and nuclear-powered submarines.
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Australia is developing a ‘fight recorder’
Akin to the so-called black box used on aircraft, the data recorder would be worn by soldiers and would act as an emergency beacon to reduce the time taken to reach and treat battlefield casualties.
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Army upgrading M-1 Abrams tank sensors
General Dynamics Land Systems has been awarded two Army contracts to produce and upgrade the Abrams M1A2 System Enhancement Package Version 3 tracked combat vehicle.
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The Air Force faces a new era of intelligence gathering
The Air Force must rapidly adapt its fleet of information gathering aircraft, or risk being outpaced by its adversaries, officials said.
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Leidos software will analyze, categorize seized documents
The company will develop and support a secure, scalable, modular document exploitation platform for the Defense Intelligence Agency.
-
Shooter detection system compensates for motion, threat’s location
Raytheon BBN Technologies has won a contract to deliver Boomerang Warrior-X hostile fire locators to the Middle East.
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Engility wins DIA data investigation contract
The Defense Intelligence Agency contract calls for Engility to provide digital forensics services.
-
BAE upgrades naval counter-mine system
The upgraded NAUTIS 5 system features new autonomous systems capabilities and can be installed in short maintenance periods.
-
Air Force selects Lockheed Martin infrared search and track system
The Legion IR pod will provide the F-15C fleet with long-range detection and tracking of airborne threats in radar-denied environments.
-
Navy orders more towed sonar
Lockheed Martin has been awarded a $30 million Navy contract modification for more towed-array sonar to detect diesel- and nuclear-powered submarines.
-
Australia is developing a ‘fight recorder’
Akin to the so-called black box used on aircraft, the data recorder would be worn by soldiers and would act as an emergency beacon to reduce the time taken to reach and treat battlefield casualties.
-
Army upgrading M-1 Abrams tank sensors
General Dynamics Land Systems has been awarded two Army contracts to produce and upgrade the Abrams M1A2 System Enhancement Package Version 3 tracked combat vehicle.
-
The Air Force faces a new era of intelligence gathering
The Air Force must rapidly adapt its fleet of information gathering aircraft, or risk being outpaced by its adversaries, officials said.
-
Leidos software will analyze, categorize seized documents
The company will develop and support a secure, scalable, modular document exploitation platform for the Defense Intelligence Agency.
-
Shooter detection system compensates for motion, threat’s location
Raytheon BBN Technologies has won a contract to deliver Boomerang Warrior-X hostile fire locators to the Middle East.
-
Engility wins DIA data investigation contract
The Defense Intelligence Agency contract calls for Engility to provide digital forensics services.
-
BAE upgrades naval counter-mine system
The upgraded NAUTIS 5 system features new autonomous systems capabilities and can be installed in short maintenance periods.
-
Air Force selects Lockheed Martin infrared search and track system
The Legion IR pod will provide the F-15C fleet with long-range detection and tracking of airborne threats in radar-denied environments.
-
Navy orders more towed sonar
Lockheed Martin has been awarded a $30 million Navy contract modification for more towed-array sonar to detect diesel- and nuclear-powered submarines.
-
Australia is developing a ‘fight recorder’
Akin to the so-called black box used on aircraft, the data recorder would be worn by soldiers and would act as an emergency beacon to reduce the time taken to reach and treat battlefield casualties.
-
Army upgrading M-1 Abrams tank sensors
General Dynamics Land Systems has been awarded two Army contracts to produce and upgrade the Abrams M1A2 System Enhancement Package Version 3 tracked combat vehicle.
-
The Air Force faces a new era of intelligence gathering
The Air Force must rapidly adapt its fleet of information gathering aircraft, or risk being outpaced by its adversaries, officials said.
