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F-35’s ‘special sauce’: Air Force developing software sustainment for jet
The Air Force, at the direction of the F-35 Joint Program Office, is standing up an organic capability to sustain software on the fighter jet.
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Here’s how the Marines are looking to make systems more interoperable
As the services are grappling with interoperability challenges involving a bevy of equipment fielded rapidly over the last 16 years, the Marines are trying to address this issue by creating standards and enforcing policies.
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Navy delays NGEN contract award
The Navy has delayed contract awards for its multibillion-dollar NGEN program.
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Automation can cut costs, hours from Army patrol data system testing
Tobyhanna Army Depot IT specialists have developed an automated program to reduce the time and expense of manually testing the Army’s Tactical Ground Reporting (TIGR) system.
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Army looks toward realistic, interoperable test beds
The rise of Army’s Common Operating Environment has spurred the development of a new testing methodology known as the Federated Integration Environment to help bring systems into a common infrastructure.
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Northrop Grumman wins Air Force cyber contract
Under the contract with the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center’s Cryptologic and Cyber Systems Division, Northrop Grumman will continue development and deployment of the Air Force’s Cyber Mission Platform
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Raytheon Tomahawk missile enhanced to engage targets at sea
The Tomahawk Block IV cruise missile’s new multi-mode seeker is designed to track moving maritime targets.
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Industry consortium support NATO federated networking
The Network Centric Operations Industry Consortium will work with NATO’s Allied Command Transformation on an initiative to enhance interoperability for NATO’s Federated Mission Networking project.
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Army making good on plans to streamline networks
The effort to update mission command network software and hardware across the Army, Army Reserve and Army National Guard, set to begin later this year, should impact some 400 units by the time it’s completed in 2019.
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General Dynamics wins Navy IT contract
The five-year, indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract will support Commander, Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command and Navy Information Forces.
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F-35’s ‘special sauce’: Air Force developing software sustainment for jet
The Air Force, at the direction of the F-35 Joint Program Office, is standing up an organic capability to sustain software on the fighter jet.
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Here’s how the Marines are looking to make systems more interoperable
As the services are grappling with interoperability challenges involving a bevy of equipment fielded rapidly over the last 16 years, the Marines are trying to address this issue by creating standards and enforcing policies.
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Navy delays NGEN contract award
The Navy has delayed contract awards for its multibillion-dollar NGEN program.
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Automation can cut costs, hours from Army patrol data system testing
Tobyhanna Army Depot IT specialists have developed an automated program to reduce the time and expense of manually testing the Army’s Tactical Ground Reporting (TIGR) system.
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Army looks toward realistic, interoperable test beds
The rise of Army’s Common Operating Environment has spurred the development of a new testing methodology known as the Federated Integration Environment to help bring systems into a common infrastructure.
-
Northrop Grumman wins Air Force cyber contract
Under the contract with the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center’s Cryptologic and Cyber Systems Division, Northrop Grumman will continue development and deployment of the Air Force’s Cyber Mission Platform
-
Raytheon Tomahawk missile enhanced to engage targets at sea
The Tomahawk Block IV cruise missile’s new multi-mode seeker is designed to track moving maritime targets.
-
Industry consortium support NATO federated networking
The Network Centric Operations Industry Consortium will work with NATO’s Allied Command Transformation on an initiative to enhance interoperability for NATO’s Federated Mission Networking project.
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Army making good on plans to streamline networks
The effort to update mission command network software and hardware across the Army, Army Reserve and Army National Guard, set to begin later this year, should impact some 400 units by the time it’s completed in 2019.
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General Dynamics wins Navy IT contract
The five-year, indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract will support Commander, Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command and Navy Information Forces.
-
F-35’s ‘special sauce’: Air Force developing software sustainment for jet
The Air Force, at the direction of the F-35 Joint Program Office, is standing up an organic capability to sustain software on the fighter jet.
-
Here’s how the Marines are looking to make systems more interoperable
As the services are grappling with interoperability challenges involving a bevy of equipment fielded rapidly over the last 16 years, the Marines are trying to address this issue by creating standards and enforcing policies.
-
Navy delays NGEN contract award
The Navy has delayed contract awards for its multibillion-dollar NGEN program.
-
Automation can cut costs, hours from Army patrol data system testing
Tobyhanna Army Depot IT specialists have developed an automated program to reduce the time and expense of manually testing the Army’s Tactical Ground Reporting (TIGR) system.
-
Army looks toward realistic, interoperable test beds
The rise of Army’s Common Operating Environment has spurred the development of a new testing methodology known as the Federated Integration Environment to help bring systems into a common infrastructure.
-
Northrop Grumman wins Air Force cyber contract
Under the contract with the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center’s Cryptologic and Cyber Systems Division, Northrop Grumman will continue development and deployment of the Air Force’s Cyber Mission Platform
-
Raytheon Tomahawk missile enhanced to engage targets at sea
The Tomahawk Block IV cruise missile’s new multi-mode seeker is designed to track moving maritime targets.
-
Industry consortium support NATO federated networking
The Network Centric Operations Industry Consortium will work with NATO’s Allied Command Transformation on an initiative to enhance interoperability for NATO’s Federated Mission Networking project.
-
Army making good on plans to streamline networks
The effort to update mission command network software and hardware across the Army, Army Reserve and Army National Guard, set to begin later this year, should impact some 400 units by the time it’s completed in 2019.
-
General Dynamics wins Navy IT contract
The five-year, indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract will support Commander, Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command and Navy Information Forces.
