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Suicide drone provides lethal punch for special operations forces
Mistral’s Uvision drones are light, man packable, and come armed with a warhead, giving U.S. special operations forces added lethality in areas where support by conventional forces may be limited or non-existent.
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Artificial intelligence accelerates decision-making for field commanders, company says
Artificial Intelligence is streamlining decision-making for field commanders, Engility Corporation says.
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New digital headset allows user to adjust audio, filter out vehicle noise
Revision’s new ComCentr2 Tactical Headset System reduces battlefield confusion and increases situational awareness with its digital audio and front and back microphones.
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Army taking ‘adapt and buy’ tactic with new network strategy
As part of the Army’s new network strategy, it will be employing an “adapt and buy” approach allowing for quicker insertion of capability.
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RQ-7 Shadows to get improved engine, mission computers
The $41 million contract, which was awarded last month, includes funds to integrate and qualify the Block 3 modifications as well as 36 upgrade kits.
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A device for every soldier? The Army is considering it
Between the hours soldiers have to spend online for professional military education and the possibilities a handheld, touchscreen device could hold downrange, the Army is taking a step toward developing a standard-issue device for every soldier.
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Marine Corps begins modernizing its communications occupational field
The Marine Corps is making adjustments to its workforce given realities of modern technology and operating environments.
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Army looks to refine requirements process in light of network challenges
As part of the Army’s new network strategy, it is looking at changes to its requirements process.
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Army doubles down on WIN-T’s ‘fight tonight’ problem
The Army wants to shift WIN-T’s funding, but to where?
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Eyeing Russia, lawmakers aim to boost Army electronic warfare
Worried the U.S. Army is unprepared to take on Russia in Europe, U.S. lawmakers have advanced legislative language to pressure the Pentagon to catch up on electronic warfare, long-range missiles and countering drones.
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Suicide drone provides lethal punch for special operations forces
Mistral’s Uvision drones are light, man packable, and come armed with a warhead, giving U.S. special operations forces added lethality in areas where support by conventional forces may be limited or non-existent.
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Artificial intelligence accelerates decision-making for field commanders, company says
Artificial Intelligence is streamlining decision-making for field commanders, Engility Corporation says.
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New digital headset allows user to adjust audio, filter out vehicle noise
Revision’s new ComCentr2 Tactical Headset System reduces battlefield confusion and increases situational awareness with its digital audio and front and back microphones.
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Army taking ‘adapt and buy’ tactic with new network strategy
As part of the Army’s new network strategy, it will be employing an “adapt and buy” approach allowing for quicker insertion of capability.
-
RQ-7 Shadows to get improved engine, mission computers
The $41 million contract, which was awarded last month, includes funds to integrate and qualify the Block 3 modifications as well as 36 upgrade kits.
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A device for every soldier? The Army is considering it
Between the hours soldiers have to spend online for professional military education and the possibilities a handheld, touchscreen device could hold downrange, the Army is taking a step toward developing a standard-issue device for every soldier.
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Marine Corps begins modernizing its communications occupational field
The Marine Corps is making adjustments to its workforce given realities of modern technology and operating environments.
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Army looks to refine requirements process in light of network challenges
As part of the Army’s new network strategy, it is looking at changes to its requirements process.
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Army doubles down on WIN-T’s ‘fight tonight’ problem
The Army wants to shift WIN-T’s funding, but to where?
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Eyeing Russia, lawmakers aim to boost Army electronic warfare
Worried the U.S. Army is unprepared to take on Russia in Europe, U.S. lawmakers have advanced legislative language to pressure the Pentagon to catch up on electronic warfare, long-range missiles and countering drones.
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Suicide drone provides lethal punch for special operations forces
Mistral’s Uvision drones are light, man packable, and come armed with a warhead, giving U.S. special operations forces added lethality in areas where support by conventional forces may be limited or non-existent.
-
Artificial intelligence accelerates decision-making for field commanders, company says
Artificial Intelligence is streamlining decision-making for field commanders, Engility Corporation says.
-
New digital headset allows user to adjust audio, filter out vehicle noise
Revision’s new ComCentr2 Tactical Headset System reduces battlefield confusion and increases situational awareness with its digital audio and front and back microphones.
-
Army taking ‘adapt and buy’ tactic with new network strategy
As part of the Army’s new network strategy, it will be employing an “adapt and buy” approach allowing for quicker insertion of capability.
-
RQ-7 Shadows to get improved engine, mission computers
The $41 million contract, which was awarded last month, includes funds to integrate and qualify the Block 3 modifications as well as 36 upgrade kits.
-
A device for every soldier? The Army is considering it
Between the hours soldiers have to spend online for professional military education and the possibilities a handheld, touchscreen device could hold downrange, the Army is taking a step toward developing a standard-issue device for every soldier.
-
Marine Corps begins modernizing its communications occupational field
The Marine Corps is making adjustments to its workforce given realities of modern technology and operating environments.
-
Army looks to refine requirements process in light of network challenges
As part of the Army’s new network strategy, it is looking at changes to its requirements process.
-
Army doubles down on WIN-T’s ‘fight tonight’ problem
The Army wants to shift WIN-T’s funding, but to where?
-
Eyeing Russia, lawmakers aim to boost Army electronic warfare
Worried the U.S. Army is unprepared to take on Russia in Europe, U.S. lawmakers have advanced legislative language to pressure the Pentagon to catch up on electronic warfare, long-range missiles and countering drones.
