SOCOM awards $47M for radio software
While locked into a single supplied for the software, the software itself allows special operations forces to use a range of communication devices.
While locked into a single supplied for the software, the software itself allows special operations forces to use a range of communication devices.
An Alabama company has a five-year, $522 million extension to an Army contract for inflatable satellite antenna systems.
The Navy's MUOS satellite system has been approved for expanded operational and will replace its the legacy Ultra High Frequency satellite system.
The Army National Guard says it is meeting with success in a pilot effort to leverage military communications capabilities to support domestic emergency disaster response.
Coast Guard leaders want enhanced communications capabilities as well as secure, real-time voice and data exchange for the next icebreaker..
The Army is accelerating its Joint Battle Command-Platform, which provides friendly forces awareness information known as blue force tracking.
After a protest, Harris Corporation is touting its two-channel leader radio it hopes to get on contract with the U.S. Army in a few months.
The Army has submitted a report to Congress that describes the Army’s strategy for modernizing its networks.
According to one company, which did not qualify to compete, the Army "was always stubbornly committed" to requirements that could only be met by incumbents.
After a successful operational test, a lighter version of WIN-T is being fielded out to its first light infantry unit.
The Naval Satellite Operations Center has taken operational control of the fifth MUOS satellite to connect beyond line-of-sight mobile forces with simultaneous voice, video and mission data over a secure high-speed Internet Protocol-based system.