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L3Harris, Raytheon chosen for next phase of Army aerial intel upgrades
The arrangement is part of the Army’s Multi-Domain Sensing System program, a basket of tech the service believes will modernize its intelligence gathering.
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Reed ‘encouraged’ by JADC2 push amid questions on service coordination
The House in July passed its version of the annual defense bill, which included a review of JADC2 progress. The Senate has yet to pass its version.
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US Army customizing communication gear for regional challenges
“It is a big army,” said Nicholaus Saacks with PEO C3T. “We have to be prepared to fight in a lot of different places.”
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Lockheed, AT&T accelerate Black Hawk data transfer using 5G networks
The process of removing the data cartridge, bringing it to the right place and extracting key information usually takes 30 minutes.
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Kyiv officials lay out vision for security, digital future at DC event
Ukraine’s leaders have in recent months advocated for international spending to reinvigorate industries and rebuild its economy, both ravaged by Russia.
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Raytheon unit wins $583 million contract for US Army navigation
MAPS GEN II ensures troops understand where they are and where they’re headed, even in environments where GPS signals are jammed.
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Navy to deploy carrier strike group with Project Overmatch networking
Project Overmatch remains Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Michael Gilday’s No. 2 priority, behind delivery of the Columbia-class submarine.
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US Navy increasingly factoring climate change into exercises
The U.S. Navy’s climate strategy paints climate change as one of the “most destabilizing forces of our time,” aggravating other national security issues.
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Army electronic warfare office seeks to adapt now for future threats
The U.S. Army is reinvigorating its networks, sensors, electronic warfare arsenal and related tools following decades of counterterrorism operations.
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US Army to launch offensive cyber capabilities office
Offensive cyber is defined as “operations intended to project power by the application of force in or through cyberspace,” according to NIST.
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L3Harris, Raytheon chosen for next phase of Army aerial intel upgrades
The arrangement is part of the Army’s Multi-Domain Sensing System program, a basket of tech the service believes will modernize its intelligence gathering.
-
Reed ‘encouraged’ by JADC2 push amid questions on service coordination
The House in July passed its version of the annual defense bill, which included a review of JADC2 progress. The Senate has yet to pass its version.
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US Army customizing communication gear for regional challenges
“It is a big army,” said Nicholaus Saacks with PEO C3T. “We have to be prepared to fight in a lot of different places.”
-
Lockheed, AT&T accelerate Black Hawk data transfer using 5G networks
The process of removing the data cartridge, bringing it to the right place and extracting key information usually takes 30 minutes.
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Kyiv officials lay out vision for security, digital future at DC event
Ukraine’s leaders have in recent months advocated for international spending to reinvigorate industries and rebuild its economy, both ravaged by Russia.
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Raytheon unit wins $583 million contract for US Army navigation
MAPS GEN II ensures troops understand where they are and where they’re headed, even in environments where GPS signals are jammed.
-
Navy to deploy carrier strike group with Project Overmatch networking
Project Overmatch remains Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Michael Gilday’s No. 2 priority, behind delivery of the Columbia-class submarine.
-
US Navy increasingly factoring climate change into exercises
The U.S. Navy’s climate strategy paints climate change as one of the “most destabilizing forces of our time,” aggravating other national security issues.
-
Army electronic warfare office seeks to adapt now for future threats
The U.S. Army is reinvigorating its networks, sensors, electronic warfare arsenal and related tools following decades of counterterrorism operations.
-
US Army to launch offensive cyber capabilities office
Offensive cyber is defined as “operations intended to project power by the application of force in or through cyberspace,” according to NIST.
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L3Harris, Raytheon chosen for next phase of Army aerial intel upgrades
The arrangement is part of the Army’s Multi-Domain Sensing System program, a basket of tech the service believes will modernize its intelligence gathering.
-
Reed ‘encouraged’ by JADC2 push amid questions on service coordination
The House in July passed its version of the annual defense bill, which included a review of JADC2 progress. The Senate has yet to pass its version.
-
US Army customizing communication gear for regional challenges
“It is a big army,” said Nicholaus Saacks with PEO C3T. “We have to be prepared to fight in a lot of different places.”
-
Lockheed, AT&T accelerate Black Hawk data transfer using 5G networks
The process of removing the data cartridge, bringing it to the right place and extracting key information usually takes 30 minutes.
-
Kyiv officials lay out vision for security, digital future at DC event
Ukraine’s leaders have in recent months advocated for international spending to reinvigorate industries and rebuild its economy, both ravaged by Russia.
-
Raytheon unit wins $583 million contract for US Army navigation
MAPS GEN II ensures troops understand where they are and where they’re headed, even in environments where GPS signals are jammed.
-
Navy to deploy carrier strike group with Project Overmatch networking
Project Overmatch remains Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Michael Gilday’s No. 2 priority, behind delivery of the Columbia-class submarine.
-
US Navy increasingly factoring climate change into exercises
The U.S. Navy’s climate strategy paints climate change as one of the “most destabilizing forces of our time,” aggravating other national security issues.
-
Army electronic warfare office seeks to adapt now for future threats
The U.S. Army is reinvigorating its networks, sensors, electronic warfare arsenal and related tools following decades of counterterrorism operations.
-
US Army to launch offensive cyber capabilities office
Offensive cyber is defined as “operations intended to project power by the application of force in or through cyberspace,” according to NIST.
