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Lockheed Martin developing open controller for Army’s TARDEC
Lockheed Martin recently won two contracts from TARDEC to continue development of an open-architecture controller.
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Moran: Training must address a shrinking force, more capable foes
The services need to ramp up training to face adversaries with growing cyber and electronic warfare capabilities, said a top Navy official.
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Contractors complete key multi-object kill vehicle program review
Raytheon, Lockheed Martin and Boeing completed program planning reviews with the Missile Defense Agency.
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Army’s Integrated Air and Missile Defense System defeats cruise-missile target
The test shows the Army is making headway in moving to net-centric, “plug and fight” systems.
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Army learning how cyber support plays role in tactical operations
The Army’s cyber branch is working to show commanders what cyber capabilities can be brought to the table.
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Army moving WIN-T onto Humvees
The Army is reconfiguring its tactical network nodes into a smaller package in order fit onto Humvees.
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Revamped Army spy plane program to save $216M
After coming close to cancellation, the EMARSS program turned to existing inventory to build up the fleet.
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Lockheed wins $784M long-range radar contract
Lockheed Martin has beaten out Raytheon and Northrop Grumman to build a long-range radar for the Missile Defense Agency.
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Northrop Grumman releases Hellhound recon vehicle
The Hellhound Light Reconnaissance Vehicle prototype debuted at the Association of the U.S. Army exhibition.
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‘Trail Boss’ Prioritizes Cyber Situational Awareness
Col. Joseph Dupont is the US Army’s first cyber “trail boss,” and he equates his job to “wrapping my arms around water and holding on tight.”
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Lockheed Martin developing open controller for Army’s TARDEC
Lockheed Martin recently won two contracts from TARDEC to continue development of an open-architecture controller.
-
Moran: Training must address a shrinking force, more capable foes
The services need to ramp up training to face adversaries with growing cyber and electronic warfare capabilities, said a top Navy official.
-
Contractors complete key multi-object kill vehicle program review
Raytheon, Lockheed Martin and Boeing completed program planning reviews with the Missile Defense Agency.
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Army’s Integrated Air and Missile Defense System defeats cruise-missile target
The test shows the Army is making headway in moving to net-centric, “plug and fight” systems.
-
Army learning how cyber support plays role in tactical operations
The Army’s cyber branch is working to show commanders what cyber capabilities can be brought to the table.
-
Army moving WIN-T onto Humvees
The Army is reconfiguring its tactical network nodes into a smaller package in order fit onto Humvees.
-
Revamped Army spy plane program to save $216M
After coming close to cancellation, the EMARSS program turned to existing inventory to build up the fleet.
-
Lockheed wins $784M long-range radar contract
Lockheed Martin has beaten out Raytheon and Northrop Grumman to build a long-range radar for the Missile Defense Agency.
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Northrop Grumman releases Hellhound recon vehicle
The Hellhound Light Reconnaissance Vehicle prototype debuted at the Association of the U.S. Army exhibition.
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‘Trail Boss’ Prioritizes Cyber Situational Awareness
Col. Joseph Dupont is the US Army’s first cyber “trail boss,” and he equates his job to “wrapping my arms around water and holding on tight.”
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Lockheed Martin developing open controller for Army’s TARDEC
Lockheed Martin recently won two contracts from TARDEC to continue development of an open-architecture controller.
-
Moran: Training must address a shrinking force, more capable foes
The services need to ramp up training to face adversaries with growing cyber and electronic warfare capabilities, said a top Navy official.
-
Contractors complete key multi-object kill vehicle program review
Raytheon, Lockheed Martin and Boeing completed program planning reviews with the Missile Defense Agency.
-
Army’s Integrated Air and Missile Defense System defeats cruise-missile target
The test shows the Army is making headway in moving to net-centric, “plug and fight” systems.
-
Army learning how cyber support plays role in tactical operations
The Army’s cyber branch is working to show commanders what cyber capabilities can be brought to the table.
-
Army moving WIN-T onto Humvees
The Army is reconfiguring its tactical network nodes into a smaller package in order fit onto Humvees.
-
Revamped Army spy plane program to save $216M
After coming close to cancellation, the EMARSS program turned to existing inventory to build up the fleet.
-
Lockheed wins $784M long-range radar contract
Lockheed Martin has beaten out Raytheon and Northrop Grumman to build a long-range radar for the Missile Defense Agency.
-
Northrop Grumman releases Hellhound recon vehicle
The Hellhound Light Reconnaissance Vehicle prototype debuted at the Association of the U.S. Army exhibition.
-
‘Trail Boss’ Prioritizes Cyber Situational Awareness
Col. Joseph Dupont is the US Army’s first cyber “trail boss,” and he equates his job to “wrapping my arms around water and holding on tight.”
