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Army names new leader at PEO C3T
Maj. Gen. David Bassett replaces Gary Martin at Army Program Executive Office – Command, Control and Communications (Tactical).
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The Army’s plan to stop soldiers from staring at their tablets
The Army is trying to prevent what’s known as the “Nett Warrior stare” when soldiers don’t look up from their tablets.
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The Army helmet of the 2030s will have everything
The Army is working to deliver unprecedented situational awareness to the individual soldier enabling them to make faster decisions in urban environments.
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How the Army hopes to accelerate decision-making
The Army is looking to integrate technologies early to avoid the stovepiped systems that posed interoperability issues in previous and current conflicts.
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The Army outlines 10 goals for new PNT technologies
The Army lists 10 research areas it’s interested in under the guise of PNT.
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Air Force says goodbye to experimental satellite
A satellite project that could have been the foundation for U.S. space warfare has been decommissioned, the 45th Space Wing reported.
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Space for a Space Corps? Congress lays groundwork for controversial plan
The U.S. Congress is not creating a new military service devoted to space. But lawmakers who favored a Space Corps won a victory in the National Defense Authorization Act’s aggressive overhaul of the Air Force’s organization for space.
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More bandwidth coming to airborne command post
Rockwell Collins will upgrade the capabilities of one U.S. Navy E-6B Mercury aircraft.
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New Navy satellite reinforces global network for troops on the move
The Naval Satellite Operations Center has taken operational control of the fifth MUOS satellite to connect beyond line-of-sight mobile forces with simultaneous voice, video and mission data over a secure high-speed Internet Protocol-based system.
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Where does cyber fit in the Air Force’s multi-domain command and control concept?
Cyber effects and forces are controlled and governed differently than other traditional capabilities in the other domains, leading to questions about how those capabilities will integrate.
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Army names new leader at PEO C3T
Maj. Gen. David Bassett replaces Gary Martin at Army Program Executive Office – Command, Control and Communications (Tactical).
-
The Army’s plan to stop soldiers from staring at their tablets
The Army is trying to prevent what’s known as the “Nett Warrior stare” when soldiers don’t look up from their tablets.
-
The Army helmet of the 2030s will have everything
The Army is working to deliver unprecedented situational awareness to the individual soldier enabling them to make faster decisions in urban environments.
-
How the Army hopes to accelerate decision-making
The Army is looking to integrate technologies early to avoid the stovepiped systems that posed interoperability issues in previous and current conflicts.
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The Army outlines 10 goals for new PNT technologies
The Army lists 10 research areas it’s interested in under the guise of PNT.
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Air Force says goodbye to experimental satellite
A satellite project that could have been the foundation for U.S. space warfare has been decommissioned, the 45th Space Wing reported.
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Space for a Space Corps? Congress lays groundwork for controversial plan
The U.S. Congress is not creating a new military service devoted to space. But lawmakers who favored a Space Corps won a victory in the National Defense Authorization Act’s aggressive overhaul of the Air Force’s organization for space.
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More bandwidth coming to airborne command post
Rockwell Collins will upgrade the capabilities of one U.S. Navy E-6B Mercury aircraft.
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New Navy satellite reinforces global network for troops on the move
The Naval Satellite Operations Center has taken operational control of the fifth MUOS satellite to connect beyond line-of-sight mobile forces with simultaneous voice, video and mission data over a secure high-speed Internet Protocol-based system.
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Where does cyber fit in the Air Force’s multi-domain command and control concept?
Cyber effects and forces are controlled and governed differently than other traditional capabilities in the other domains, leading to questions about how those capabilities will integrate.
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Army names new leader at PEO C3T
Maj. Gen. David Bassett replaces Gary Martin at Army Program Executive Office – Command, Control and Communications (Tactical).
-
The Army’s plan to stop soldiers from staring at their tablets
The Army is trying to prevent what’s known as the “Nett Warrior stare” when soldiers don’t look up from their tablets.
-
The Army helmet of the 2030s will have everything
The Army is working to deliver unprecedented situational awareness to the individual soldier enabling them to make faster decisions in urban environments.
-
How the Army hopes to accelerate decision-making
The Army is looking to integrate technologies early to avoid the stovepiped systems that posed interoperability issues in previous and current conflicts.
-
The Army outlines 10 goals for new PNT technologies
The Army lists 10 research areas it’s interested in under the guise of PNT.
-
Air Force says goodbye to experimental satellite
A satellite project that could have been the foundation for U.S. space warfare has been decommissioned, the 45th Space Wing reported.
-
Space for a Space Corps? Congress lays groundwork for controversial plan
The U.S. Congress is not creating a new military service devoted to space. But lawmakers who favored a Space Corps won a victory in the National Defense Authorization Act’s aggressive overhaul of the Air Force’s organization for space.
-
More bandwidth coming to airborne command post
Rockwell Collins will upgrade the capabilities of one U.S. Navy E-6B Mercury aircraft.
-
New Navy satellite reinforces global network for troops on the move
The Naval Satellite Operations Center has taken operational control of the fifth MUOS satellite to connect beyond line-of-sight mobile forces with simultaneous voice, video and mission data over a secure high-speed Internet Protocol-based system.
-
Where does cyber fit in the Air Force’s multi-domain command and control concept?
Cyber effects and forces are controlled and governed differently than other traditional capabilities in the other domains, leading to questions about how those capabilities will integrate.
