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Amber Corrin becomes C4ISR & Networks editor
In her new role, Corrin will direct all of the brand’s editorial content. Her appointment is effective immediately.
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Joint air-to-ground missile fired from drone, a first
The missile intended to ultimately replace the Hellfire was fired from a Gray Eagle unmanned aircraft system and hit a moving truck target at Dugway Proving Ground, Utah, according to the US Army’s Joint Attack Munition Systems project manager.
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Canada buys terminals for CP-140 maritime aircraft
Canada has selected ViaSat terminals for its CP-140 Aurora maritime patrol aircraft.
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Army tests sharing technique to cut situational awareness costs
Sharing Blue Force Tracker 1 and 2 signals on a single satellite channel could cut satellite channel costs by 60 percent.
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New satellite comms system for HALE drones
Singaporean firm ST Electronics has released a satellite communications system for UAVs.
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Researchers find odd malware targeting industrial controls
IRONGATE is only the fourth malware known to target critical infrastructure control systems but the samples discovered seem to be no more than a proof of concept.
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CONTROP to supply UN helicopter sensors
CONTROP Precision Technologies has won a contract to supply electro-optical and infrared sensors for United Nations helicopters.
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Raytheon and UVision team up for kamikaze drones
Raytheon and UVision are joining forces to offer loitering munitions.
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Navy orders six Blackjack drones
The Navy’s order of six Blackjack drones is expected to be fulfilled by October 2017.
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DRS pairs with Roboteam
DRS Technologies has joined forces with Israeli firm Roboteam to develop a system for the Army’s Common Robotic System-Individual program.
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Amber Corrin becomes C4ISR & Networks editor
In her new role, Corrin will direct all of the brand’s editorial content. Her appointment is effective immediately.
-
Joint air-to-ground missile fired from drone, a first
The missile intended to ultimately replace the Hellfire was fired from a Gray Eagle unmanned aircraft system and hit a moving truck target at Dugway Proving Ground, Utah, according to the US Army’s Joint Attack Munition Systems project manager.
-
Canada buys terminals for CP-140 maritime aircraft
Canada has selected ViaSat terminals for its CP-140 Aurora maritime patrol aircraft.
-
Army tests sharing technique to cut situational awareness costs
Sharing Blue Force Tracker 1 and 2 signals on a single satellite channel could cut satellite channel costs by 60 percent.
-
New satellite comms system for HALE drones
Singaporean firm ST Electronics has released a satellite communications system for UAVs.
-
Researchers find odd malware targeting industrial controls
IRONGATE is only the fourth malware known to target critical infrastructure control systems but the samples discovered seem to be no more than a proof of concept.
-
CONTROP to supply UN helicopter sensors
CONTROP Precision Technologies has won a contract to supply electro-optical and infrared sensors for United Nations helicopters.
-
Raytheon and UVision team up for kamikaze drones
Raytheon and UVision are joining forces to offer loitering munitions.
-
Navy orders six Blackjack drones
The Navy’s order of six Blackjack drones is expected to be fulfilled by October 2017.
-
DRS pairs with Roboteam
DRS Technologies has joined forces with Israeli firm Roboteam to develop a system for the Army’s Common Robotic System-Individual program.
-
Amber Corrin becomes C4ISR & Networks editor
In her new role, Corrin will direct all of the brand’s editorial content. Her appointment is effective immediately.
-
Joint air-to-ground missile fired from drone, a first
The missile intended to ultimately replace the Hellfire was fired from a Gray Eagle unmanned aircraft system and hit a moving truck target at Dugway Proving Ground, Utah, according to the US Army’s Joint Attack Munition Systems project manager.
-
Canada buys terminals for CP-140 maritime aircraft
Canada has selected ViaSat terminals for its CP-140 Aurora maritime patrol aircraft.
-
Army tests sharing technique to cut situational awareness costs
Sharing Blue Force Tracker 1 and 2 signals on a single satellite channel could cut satellite channel costs by 60 percent.
-
New satellite comms system for HALE drones
Singaporean firm ST Electronics has released a satellite communications system for UAVs.
-
Researchers find odd malware targeting industrial controls
IRONGATE is only the fourth malware known to target critical infrastructure control systems but the samples discovered seem to be no more than a proof of concept.
-
CONTROP to supply UN helicopter sensors
CONTROP Precision Technologies has won a contract to supply electro-optical and infrared sensors for United Nations helicopters.
-
Raytheon and UVision team up for kamikaze drones
Raytheon and UVision are joining forces to offer loitering munitions.
-
Navy orders six Blackjack drones
The Navy’s order of six Blackjack drones is expected to be fulfilled by October 2017.
-
DRS pairs with Roboteam
DRS Technologies has joined forces with Israeli firm Roboteam to develop a system for the Army’s Common Robotic System-Individual program.
