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The Army wants to talk to anyone, anytime, anywhere
Army leaders expressed the need for technologies to enable units’ communication from the tip of the spear down to systems in vehicles and at command units.
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The Army wants C5ISR systems on demand
The Army is focusing on global hot spots where it thinks it might have to respond with soldiers by sending the proper technicians ahead first. Army staffers are also making sure they configure systems as much as possible in advance of competition, however, but forward technicians can assist if systems break or need to be…
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Will new Army network tech lead to more — or less — micromanagement?
Army brass is now granted access to data in real time. This includes troop movements down to the minute, and while that sounds useful, soldiers find it isn’t always being used effectively.
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Air Force wants to expand tactical data network to space
Viasat has been awarded a contract to develop the first Link 16 capable spacecraft, which will allow the military to expand the Link 16 network to beyond-line-of-sight communications.
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Army network kit empowers soldiers like never before
Tactical network modernization allows soldiers to take control of their environment, a critical attribute for future operations as the Army prepares troops to operate on sophisticated and evolving battlefields.
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Army to deliver network updates every 2 years
This approach to incrementally improve capability is a departure from previous efforts, where the Army was locked into one vendor and one technology set.
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Could a space-based sensor layer help stop missile attacks?
Concerned by the development of hypersonic weapons in China and Russia, the Senate Armed Services Committee included $108 million for the development of a space-based sensor layer in the 2020 defense spending bill.
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Understanding the Army’s new approach to its tactical network
The Army is mixing existing programs of record and commercial off-the-shelf capabilities to communicate in congested environments and provide situational awareness.
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Marines want their phones and tablets to handle classified data
The Marine Common Handheld program will provide secure mobile computing at the tactical edge.
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Raytheon rejects report that $6.2B GPS project will be delayed further
A new GAO report suggest that the GPS next-generation operational control system, which has already been plagued by delays, will likely be pushed back even further, although primary contractor Raytheon disputes those findings.
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The Army wants to talk to anyone, anytime, anywhere
Army leaders expressed the need for technologies to enable units’ communication from the tip of the spear down to systems in vehicles and at command units.
-
The Army wants C5ISR systems on demand
The Army is focusing on global hot spots where it thinks it might have to respond with soldiers by sending the proper technicians ahead first. Army staffers are also making sure they configure systems as much as possible in advance of competition, however, but forward technicians can assist if systems break or need to be…
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Will new Army network tech lead to more — or less — micromanagement?
Army brass is now granted access to data in real time. This includes troop movements down to the minute, and while that sounds useful, soldiers find it isn’t always being used effectively.
-
Air Force wants to expand tactical data network to space
Viasat has been awarded a contract to develop the first Link 16 capable spacecraft, which will allow the military to expand the Link 16 network to beyond-line-of-sight communications.
-
Army network kit empowers soldiers like never before
Tactical network modernization allows soldiers to take control of their environment, a critical attribute for future operations as the Army prepares troops to operate on sophisticated and evolving battlefields.
-
Army to deliver network updates every 2 years
This approach to incrementally improve capability is a departure from previous efforts, where the Army was locked into one vendor and one technology set.
-
Could a space-based sensor layer help stop missile attacks?
Concerned by the development of hypersonic weapons in China and Russia, the Senate Armed Services Committee included $108 million for the development of a space-based sensor layer in the 2020 defense spending bill.
-
Understanding the Army’s new approach to its tactical network
The Army is mixing existing programs of record and commercial off-the-shelf capabilities to communicate in congested environments and provide situational awareness.
-
Marines want their phones and tablets to handle classified data
The Marine Common Handheld program will provide secure mobile computing at the tactical edge.
-
Raytheon rejects report that $6.2B GPS project will be delayed further
A new GAO report suggest that the GPS next-generation operational control system, which has already been plagued by delays, will likely be pushed back even further, although primary contractor Raytheon disputes those findings.
-
The Army wants to talk to anyone, anytime, anywhere
Army leaders expressed the need for technologies to enable units’ communication from the tip of the spear down to systems in vehicles and at command units.
-
The Army wants C5ISR systems on demand
The Army is focusing on global hot spots where it thinks it might have to respond with soldiers by sending the proper technicians ahead first. Army staffers are also making sure they configure systems as much as possible in advance of competition, however, but forward technicians can assist if systems break or need to be…
-
Will new Army network tech lead to more — or less — micromanagement?
Army brass is now granted access to data in real time. This includes troop movements down to the minute, and while that sounds useful, soldiers find it isn’t always being used effectively.
-
Air Force wants to expand tactical data network to space
Viasat has been awarded a contract to develop the first Link 16 capable spacecraft, which will allow the military to expand the Link 16 network to beyond-line-of-sight communications.
-
Army network kit empowers soldiers like never before
Tactical network modernization allows soldiers to take control of their environment, a critical attribute for future operations as the Army prepares troops to operate on sophisticated and evolving battlefields.
-
Army to deliver network updates every 2 years
This approach to incrementally improve capability is a departure from previous efforts, where the Army was locked into one vendor and one technology set.
-
Could a space-based sensor layer help stop missile attacks?
Concerned by the development of hypersonic weapons in China and Russia, the Senate Armed Services Committee included $108 million for the development of a space-based sensor layer in the 2020 defense spending bill.
-
Understanding the Army’s new approach to its tactical network
The Army is mixing existing programs of record and commercial off-the-shelf capabilities to communicate in congested environments and provide situational awareness.
-
Marines want their phones and tablets to handle classified data
The Marine Common Handheld program will provide secure mobile computing at the tactical edge.
-
Raytheon rejects report that $6.2B GPS project will be delayed further
A new GAO report suggest that the GPS next-generation operational control system, which has already been plagued by delays, will likely be pushed back even further, although primary contractor Raytheon disputes those findings.
