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GPS receives ‘major software upgrade’
Lockheed Martin has completed an upgrade of the ground control system of the Air Force’s GPS satellites.
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A behind-the-scenes look at Tobyhanna Army Depot
Tobyhanna Army Depot, the Defense Department’s leading provider of C4ISR systems, invited C4ISRNET for a unique opportunity to view the support work it conducts for the joint and coalition force.
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Tobyhanna Army Depot conducts complete overhaul of critical Air Force simulator
While Tobyhanna Army Depot conducts support on C4ISR systems, it also overhauls non-operational, training systems such as the Joint Threat Emitter.
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Four companies awarded Navy network contract
Out of the four businesses, King Technologies received the highest maximum potential contract value of $88.6 million.
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California-based university awarded $30.8M nano-imaging contract
The University of Southern California Information Sciences Institute has been awarded a $30.8 million Air Force contract for imaging of nano-structures.
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Leidos secures Army contract for driver simulations
Leidos will provide 14 Common Driver Trainer (CDT) systems, according to a company news release.
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CACI awarded Navy training contract
CACI will “support Navy training and distance learning objectives by developing and delivering instructor-based learning and modular, scalable, interactive solutions for mobile and stationary devices,” according to a company news release.
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Raytheon taking advantage of reinvestment of undersea systems
Raytheon is joining the Pentagon in boosting undersea and maritime radar technology.
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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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GPS receives ‘major software upgrade’
Lockheed Martin has completed an upgrade of the ground control system of the Air Force’s GPS satellites.
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A behind-the-scenes look at Tobyhanna Army Depot
Tobyhanna Army Depot, the Defense Department’s leading provider of C4ISR systems, invited C4ISRNET for a unique opportunity to view the support work it conducts for the joint and coalition force.
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Tobyhanna Army Depot conducts complete overhaul of critical Air Force simulator
While Tobyhanna Army Depot conducts support on C4ISR systems, it also overhauls non-operational, training systems such as the Joint Threat Emitter.
-
Four companies awarded Navy network contract
Out of the four businesses, King Technologies received the highest maximum potential contract value of $88.6 million.
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California-based university awarded $30.8M nano-imaging contract
The University of Southern California Information Sciences Institute has been awarded a $30.8 million Air Force contract for imaging of nano-structures.
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Leidos secures Army contract for driver simulations
Leidos will provide 14 Common Driver Trainer (CDT) systems, according to a company news release.
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CACI awarded Navy training contract
CACI will “support Navy training and distance learning objectives by developing and delivering instructor-based learning and modular, scalable, interactive solutions for mobile and stationary devices,” according to a company news release.
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Raytheon taking advantage of reinvestment of undersea systems
Raytheon is joining the Pentagon in boosting undersea and maritime radar technology.
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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.
-
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.
-
GPS receives ‘major software upgrade’
Lockheed Martin has completed an upgrade of the ground control system of the Air Force’s GPS satellites.
-
A behind-the-scenes look at Tobyhanna Army Depot
Tobyhanna Army Depot, the Defense Department’s leading provider of C4ISR systems, invited C4ISRNET for a unique opportunity to view the support work it conducts for the joint and coalition force.
-
Tobyhanna Army Depot conducts complete overhaul of critical Air Force simulator
While Tobyhanna Army Depot conducts support on C4ISR systems, it also overhauls non-operational, training systems such as the Joint Threat Emitter.
-
Four companies awarded Navy network contract
Out of the four businesses, King Technologies received the highest maximum potential contract value of $88.6 million.
-
California-based university awarded $30.8M nano-imaging contract
The University of Southern California Information Sciences Institute has been awarded a $30.8 million Air Force contract for imaging of nano-structures.
-
Leidos secures Army contract for driver simulations
Leidos will provide 14 Common Driver Trainer (CDT) systems, according to a company news release.
-
CACI awarded Navy training contract
CACI will “support Navy training and distance learning objectives by developing and delivering instructor-based learning and modular, scalable, interactive solutions for mobile and stationary devices,” according to a company news release.
-
Raytheon taking advantage of reinvestment of undersea systems
Raytheon is joining the Pentagon in boosting undersea and maritime radar technology.
-
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.
