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General Dynamics expands MUOS testing
Arizona facility allows radio makers to test their products for MUOS connectivity.
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IT experts fear lack of cyber intelligence
A survey of 678 private and government IT experts found a sharp lack of faith that leaders are ready to combat cyber threats.
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Exelis wins DARPA radio contract
Exelis has been awarded a $10.7 million DARPA contract to develop a multifunctional chip for airborne radio applications.
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Air Force seeks miniature laser sensors
SAL sensors are common, but most are too big for the miniaturized weapons.
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Finding mines without GPS
The desired product will consume minimal power, and should measure less than one cubic inch.
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General Atomics tests Due Regard Radar on a Predator
DRR will allow users to operate Predator B without the need for surveillance to avoid collisions.
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DRS demonstrates laser targeter
The device performed multiple laser designation exercises from a U.S. Special Operations Command platform
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Device protects GPS from spoofing
Rockwell Collins device protects navigational systems from enemy interference.
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Boeing to modernize B-52 communications
A new contract calls for 10 Combat Network Communications Technology (CONECT) upgrade kits.
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General Dynamics expands MUOS testing
Arizona facility allows radio makers to test their products for MUOS connectivity.
-
IT experts fear lack of cyber intelligence
A survey of 678 private and government IT experts found a sharp lack of faith that leaders are ready to combat cyber threats.
-
Exelis wins DARPA radio contract
Exelis has been awarded a $10.7 million DARPA contract to develop a multifunctional chip for airborne radio applications.
-
Air Force seeks miniature laser sensors
SAL sensors are common, but most are too big for the miniaturized weapons.
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Army to order more VADERs
IDIQ coming later this year for Vehicle and Dismount Exploitation Radar.
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Finding mines without GPS
The desired product will consume minimal power, and should measure less than one cubic inch.
-
General Atomics tests Due Regard Radar on a Predator
DRR will allow users to operate Predator B without the need for surveillance to avoid collisions.
-
DRS demonstrates laser targeter
The device performed multiple laser designation exercises from a U.S. Special Operations Command platform
-
Device protects GPS from spoofing
Rockwell Collins device protects navigational systems from enemy interference.
-
Boeing to modernize B-52 communications
A new contract calls for 10 Combat Network Communications Technology (CONECT) upgrade kits.
-
General Dynamics expands MUOS testing
Arizona facility allows radio makers to test their products for MUOS connectivity.
-
IT experts fear lack of cyber intelligence
A survey of 678 private and government IT experts found a sharp lack of faith that leaders are ready to combat cyber threats.
-
Exelis wins DARPA radio contract
Exelis has been awarded a $10.7 million DARPA contract to develop a multifunctional chip for airborne radio applications.
-
Air Force seeks miniature laser sensors
SAL sensors are common, but most are too big for the miniaturized weapons.
-
Army to order more VADERs
IDIQ coming later this year for Vehicle and Dismount Exploitation Radar.
-
Finding mines without GPS
The desired product will consume minimal power, and should measure less than one cubic inch.
-
General Atomics tests Due Regard Radar on a Predator
DRR will allow users to operate Predator B without the need for surveillance to avoid collisions.
-
DRS demonstrates laser targeter
The device performed multiple laser designation exercises from a U.S. Special Operations Command platform
-
Device protects GPS from spoofing
Rockwell Collins device protects navigational systems from enemy interference.
-
Boeing to modernize B-52 communications
A new contract calls for 10 Combat Network Communications Technology (CONECT) upgrade kits.
