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TASC to support Air Force navigation
TASC will provide updated versions of the technical baseline for the GPS enterprise.
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Carnegie Mellon to run USAF software research center
The Software Engineering Institute is the only FFRDC focusing specifically on software security and engineering.
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Boeing puts satellite through difficult tests
The tests showed that the F2 satellite can handle data up to 30 megabits per second without signal distortion or loss
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Seventh wideband global satellite hits orbit
WGS-7 offers 17 percent more secure communications bandwidth than its predecessors, according to its maker.
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DoD supercomputer network gets massive speed hike
The Navy DoD Supercomputing Resource Center, which is used for rocket engine research, will be the first site upgraded.
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Air Force beefs up UAV training
Worried by a shortage of UAV pilots, the Air Force is beefing up UAV crew training.
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Second British ISR plane heads to Middle East
The first Airseeker is already flying missions against Islamic State forces in Iraq and Syria.
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GAO blasts DoD bandwidth procurement
DoD knows that procuring SATCOM services through DISA saves money, but much of its bandwidth acquisition goes through individual components.
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TASC to support Air Force navigation
TASC will provide updated versions of the technical baseline for the GPS enterprise.
-
Carnegie Mellon to run USAF software research center
The Software Engineering Institute is the only FFRDC focusing specifically on software security and engineering.
-
Navy to buy more Blackjack UAVs
The contract, taps into both Navy and Marine Corps funds.
-
Boeing puts satellite through difficult tests
The tests showed that the F2 satellite can handle data up to 30 megabits per second without signal distortion or loss
-
Seventh wideband global satellite hits orbit
WGS-7 offers 17 percent more secure communications bandwidth than its predecessors, according to its maker.
-
Brits use TV signals to track aircraft
Test tracked 30 aircraft at altitudes of up to 10,000 feet.
-
DoD supercomputer network gets massive speed hike
The Navy DoD Supercomputing Resource Center, which is used for rocket engine research, will be the first site upgraded.
-
Air Force beefs up UAV training
Worried by a shortage of UAV pilots, the Air Force is beefing up UAV crew training.
-
Second British ISR plane heads to Middle East
The first Airseeker is already flying missions against Islamic State forces in Iraq and Syria.
-
GAO blasts DoD bandwidth procurement
DoD knows that procuring SATCOM services through DISA saves money, but much of its bandwidth acquisition goes through individual components.
-
TASC to support Air Force navigation
TASC will provide updated versions of the technical baseline for the GPS enterprise.
-
Carnegie Mellon to run USAF software research center
The Software Engineering Institute is the only FFRDC focusing specifically on software security and engineering.
-
Navy to buy more Blackjack UAVs
The contract, taps into both Navy and Marine Corps funds.
-
Boeing puts satellite through difficult tests
The tests showed that the F2 satellite can handle data up to 30 megabits per second without signal distortion or loss
-
Seventh wideband global satellite hits orbit
WGS-7 offers 17 percent more secure communications bandwidth than its predecessors, according to its maker.
-
Brits use TV signals to track aircraft
Test tracked 30 aircraft at altitudes of up to 10,000 feet.
-
DoD supercomputer network gets massive speed hike
The Navy DoD Supercomputing Resource Center, which is used for rocket engine research, will be the first site upgraded.
-
Air Force beefs up UAV training
Worried by a shortage of UAV pilots, the Air Force is beefing up UAV crew training.
-
Second British ISR plane heads to Middle East
The first Airseeker is already flying missions against Islamic State forces in Iraq and Syria.
-
GAO blasts DoD bandwidth procurement
DoD knows that procuring SATCOM services through DISA saves money, but much of its bandwidth acquisition goes through individual components.
