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Global military satellite market projected to hit $9.7B
ISR satellites will account for 36 percent of the market, followed by communications and then navigational satellites.
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Harris reorganizes after Exelis buy
As of fiscal year 2016, the company will be partitioned into four divisions.
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New sensor tracks targets in first flight test
The sensor pod, which was mounted on an F-16, tracked multiple airborne targets.
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Navy chooses firms to build minesweeper robots
The contracts call for design, fielding and maintenance of unmanned maritime systems for mine countermeasures.
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Gray Eagle completes Army video testing
The tests covered the suitability, survivability and effectiveness of all the new universal equipment on the system.
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MUOS-4 preps for August launch
The communications satellite is being prepped for an August launch aboard an Atlas V rocket.
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Raytheon wins support contract for Army anti-tank unit
The agreement covers future work on sensors, fire control systems, active protection systems and robotics.
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Navy researcher patents ‘fiber optics without fiber’
The invention transmits data using light traveling through the air.
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U.S., Australia order targeting systems
Of 138 systems ordered, Australia will get 12 and the U.S. Navy 126.
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Harris MNVR completes testing at NIE 15.2
The MNVR Limited User Test (LUT) evaluated the ability of soldiers at the company level to effectively use the radio, according to a Harris news release.
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Global military satellite market projected to hit $9.7B
ISR satellites will account for 36 percent of the market, followed by communications and then navigational satellites.
-
Harris reorganizes after Exelis buy
As of fiscal year 2016, the company will be partitioned into four divisions.
-
New sensor tracks targets in first flight test
The sensor pod, which was mounted on an F-16, tracked multiple airborne targets.
-
Navy chooses firms to build minesweeper robots
The contracts call for design, fielding and maintenance of unmanned maritime systems for mine countermeasures.
-
Gray Eagle completes Army video testing
The tests covered the suitability, survivability and effectiveness of all the new universal equipment on the system.
-
MUOS-4 preps for August launch
The communications satellite is being prepped for an August launch aboard an Atlas V rocket.
-
Raytheon wins support contract for Army anti-tank unit
The agreement covers future work on sensors, fire control systems, active protection systems and robotics.
-
Navy researcher patents ‘fiber optics without fiber’
The invention transmits data using light traveling through the air.
-
U.S., Australia order targeting systems
Of 138 systems ordered, Australia will get 12 and the U.S. Navy 126.
-
Harris MNVR completes testing at NIE 15.2
The MNVR Limited User Test (LUT) evaluated the ability of soldiers at the company level to effectively use the radio, according to a Harris news release.
-
Global military satellite market projected to hit $9.7B
ISR satellites will account for 36 percent of the market, followed by communications and then navigational satellites.
-
Harris reorganizes after Exelis buy
As of fiscal year 2016, the company will be partitioned into four divisions.
-
New sensor tracks targets in first flight test
The sensor pod, which was mounted on an F-16, tracked multiple airborne targets.
-
Navy chooses firms to build minesweeper robots
The contracts call for design, fielding and maintenance of unmanned maritime systems for mine countermeasures.
-
Gray Eagle completes Army video testing
The tests covered the suitability, survivability and effectiveness of all the new universal equipment on the system.
-
MUOS-4 preps for August launch
The communications satellite is being prepped for an August launch aboard an Atlas V rocket.
-
Raytheon wins support contract for Army anti-tank unit
The agreement covers future work on sensors, fire control systems, active protection systems and robotics.
-
Navy researcher patents ‘fiber optics without fiber’
The invention transmits data using light traveling through the air.
-
U.S., Australia order targeting systems
Of 138 systems ordered, Australia will get 12 and the U.S. Navy 126.
-
Harris MNVR completes testing at NIE 15.2
The MNVR Limited User Test (LUT) evaluated the ability of soldiers at the company level to effectively use the radio, according to a Harris news release.
