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Rockwell Collins demonstrates next-gen HF satellite signals
The demonstration was part of an Air Force Research Laboratory project to maintain satellite communications when communications have been disrupted.
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A device for every soldier? The Army is considering it
Between the hours soldiers have to spend online for professional military education and the possibilities a handheld, touchscreen device could hold downrange, the Army is taking a step toward developing a standard-issue device for every soldier.
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Marine Corps begins modernizing its communications occupational field
The Marine Corps is making adjustments to its workforce given realities of modern technology and operating environments.
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Army doubles down on WIN-T’s ‘fight tonight’ problem
The Army wants to shift WIN-T’s funding, but to where?
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Here’s how Raytheon wants to make the Army’s air power more expeditionary
Raytheon is repackaging its JPALS system in an effort to make the U.S. Army more expeditionary.
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Declassified documents say US knew Sputnik was soon to orbit
News bulletin in 1957: Sputnik stuns the world. CIA in 2017: Not really.
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Lockheed, Rockwell to develop airborne C2 system for launching ICBMs
Lockheed Martin and Rockwell Collins have been awarded contracts to make it possible for the Air Force to launch an intercontinental ballistic missile, even if launch control centers on the ground are destroyed.
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A data tool could automate maintenance of Army’s most critical assets
The Army is testing a parametric data reduction tool, or PaDRT, designed to process the raw sensor data of modern vehicles, weapons systems, comms and other mission-critical assets to identify and prevent potential failures.
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Special Report: Inside CECOM
Maj. Gen. Randy Taylor says he thought of CECOM as “the ones who rebuilt comm gear after redeployment or provided high-end technical support in the field” — a serious underestimation.
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Here’s what the Army’s tactical network for the future will look like
With some changes discussed, the Army is now taking a new vision to its tactical networks.
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Rockwell Collins demonstrates next-gen HF satellite signals
The demonstration was part of an Air Force Research Laboratory project to maintain satellite communications when communications have been disrupted.
-
A device for every soldier? The Army is considering it
Between the hours soldiers have to spend online for professional military education and the possibilities a handheld, touchscreen device could hold downrange, the Army is taking a step toward developing a standard-issue device for every soldier.
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Marine Corps begins modernizing its communications occupational field
The Marine Corps is making adjustments to its workforce given realities of modern technology and operating environments.
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Army doubles down on WIN-T’s ‘fight tonight’ problem
The Army wants to shift WIN-T’s funding, but to where?
-
Here’s how Raytheon wants to make the Army’s air power more expeditionary
Raytheon is repackaging its JPALS system in an effort to make the U.S. Army more expeditionary.
-
Declassified documents say US knew Sputnik was soon to orbit
News bulletin in 1957: Sputnik stuns the world. CIA in 2017: Not really.
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Lockheed, Rockwell to develop airborne C2 system for launching ICBMs
Lockheed Martin and Rockwell Collins have been awarded contracts to make it possible for the Air Force to launch an intercontinental ballistic missile, even if launch control centers on the ground are destroyed.
-
A data tool could automate maintenance of Army’s most critical assets
The Army is testing a parametric data reduction tool, or PaDRT, designed to process the raw sensor data of modern vehicles, weapons systems, comms and other mission-critical assets to identify and prevent potential failures.
-
Special Report: Inside CECOM
Maj. Gen. Randy Taylor says he thought of CECOM as “the ones who rebuilt comm gear after redeployment or provided high-end technical support in the field” — a serious underestimation.
-
Here’s what the Army’s tactical network for the future will look like
With some changes discussed, the Army is now taking a new vision to its tactical networks.
-
Rockwell Collins demonstrates next-gen HF satellite signals
The demonstration was part of an Air Force Research Laboratory project to maintain satellite communications when communications have been disrupted.
-
A device for every soldier? The Army is considering it
Between the hours soldiers have to spend online for professional military education and the possibilities a handheld, touchscreen device could hold downrange, the Army is taking a step toward developing a standard-issue device for every soldier.
-
Marine Corps begins modernizing its communications occupational field
The Marine Corps is making adjustments to its workforce given realities of modern technology and operating environments.
-
Army doubles down on WIN-T’s ‘fight tonight’ problem
The Army wants to shift WIN-T’s funding, but to where?
-
Here’s how Raytheon wants to make the Army’s air power more expeditionary
Raytheon is repackaging its JPALS system in an effort to make the U.S. Army more expeditionary.
-
Declassified documents say US knew Sputnik was soon to orbit
News bulletin in 1957: Sputnik stuns the world. CIA in 2017: Not really.
-
Lockheed, Rockwell to develop airborne C2 system for launching ICBMs
Lockheed Martin and Rockwell Collins have been awarded contracts to make it possible for the Air Force to launch an intercontinental ballistic missile, even if launch control centers on the ground are destroyed.
-
A data tool could automate maintenance of Army’s most critical assets
The Army is testing a parametric data reduction tool, or PaDRT, designed to process the raw sensor data of modern vehicles, weapons systems, comms and other mission-critical assets to identify and prevent potential failures.
-
Special Report: Inside CECOM
Maj. Gen. Randy Taylor says he thought of CECOM as “the ones who rebuilt comm gear after redeployment or provided high-end technical support in the field” — a serious underestimation.
-
Here’s what the Army’s tactical network for the future will look like
With some changes discussed, the Army is now taking a new vision to its tactical networks.
