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One of DoD’s biggest challenges: Tech resources
The modern military is a combination of bombs, bullets, bits and bytes.
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Raytheon awarded $4.8M to continue work on EW payload for cruise missiles
Raytheon resumes Counter-Electronics High Power Microwave Advanced Missile program (CHAMP).
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How SOSE&I is synchronizing Army IT efforts
At System of Systems Engineering & Integration, Doug Wiltsie is linking programs in cyber, communications and intelligence.
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Israeli UAVs hacked by terrorist organization Islamic Jihad
A Palestinian computer engineer was indicted in an Israeli court for hacking into video transmissions from Israeli UAVs.
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Boeing wins $13.4M contract for destroyer data system
Boeing has been awarded a $13.4 million contract option for work on a data system for Arleigh Burke-class destroyers.
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FLIR wins multispectral contract
FLIR Systems has been awarded multiple contracts worth $38 million for sensors and C3 systems.
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ATC simulator is first of its kind to be installed aboard a carrier
The simulator will allow training while at sea
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Software allows weapons installation without hardware change
Raytheon has developed software to allow new weapons to be integrated onto legacy aircraft.
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Elaine Howard returns to Sightline Media
Howard is returning to the company where she worked for 28 years, now under new ownership.
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One of DoD’s biggest challenges: Tech resources
The modern military is a combination of bombs, bullets, bits and bytes.
-
Raytheon awarded $4.8M to continue work on EW payload for cruise missiles
Raytheon resumes Counter-Electronics High Power Microwave Advanced Missile program (CHAMP).
-
How SOSE&I is synchronizing Army IT efforts
At System of Systems Engineering & Integration, Doug Wiltsie is linking programs in cyber, communications and intelligence.
-
Israeli UAVs hacked by terrorist organization Islamic Jihad
A Palestinian computer engineer was indicted in an Israeli court for hacking into video transmissions from Israeli UAVs.
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C4ISR & Networks under new ownership
Sightline Media Group changes hands.
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Boeing wins $13.4M contract for destroyer data system
Boeing has been awarded a $13.4 million contract option for work on a data system for Arleigh Burke-class destroyers.
-
FLIR wins multispectral contract
FLIR Systems has been awarded multiple contracts worth $38 million for sensors and C3 systems.
-
ATC simulator is first of its kind to be installed aboard a carrier
The simulator will allow training while at sea
-
Software allows weapons installation without hardware change
Raytheon has developed software to allow new weapons to be integrated onto legacy aircraft.
-
Elaine Howard returns to Sightline Media
Howard is returning to the company where she worked for 28 years, now under new ownership.
-
One of DoD’s biggest challenges: Tech resources
The modern military is a combination of bombs, bullets, bits and bytes.
-
Raytheon awarded $4.8M to continue work on EW payload for cruise missiles
Raytheon resumes Counter-Electronics High Power Microwave Advanced Missile program (CHAMP).
-
How SOSE&I is synchronizing Army IT efforts
At System of Systems Engineering & Integration, Doug Wiltsie is linking programs in cyber, communications and intelligence.
-
Israeli UAVs hacked by terrorist organization Islamic Jihad
A Palestinian computer engineer was indicted in an Israeli court for hacking into video transmissions from Israeli UAVs.
-
C4ISR & Networks under new ownership
Sightline Media Group changes hands.
-
Boeing wins $13.4M contract for destroyer data system
Boeing has been awarded a $13.4 million contract option for work on a data system for Arleigh Burke-class destroyers.
-
FLIR wins multispectral contract
FLIR Systems has been awarded multiple contracts worth $38 million for sensors and C3 systems.
-
ATC simulator is first of its kind to be installed aboard a carrier
The simulator will allow training while at sea
-
Software allows weapons installation without hardware change
Raytheon has developed software to allow new weapons to be integrated onto legacy aircraft.
-
Elaine Howard returns to Sightline Media
Howard is returning to the company where she worked for 28 years, now under new ownership.
