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Navy buys more Raytheon satellite terminals
The company has been awarded a $14.9 million contract modification to produce, test and deliver fully integrated Navy Multiband Terminals.
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How industry’s helping the US Air Force with multi-domain command and control
The Air Force has made multi-domain command and control a top priority, which will involve the seamless integration of air, space and cyber capabilities, providing commanders cross-domain options to make more rapid decisions in complex battle spaces.
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Air Force activates two space tracking satellites
The Air Force has activated two space-based tracking satellites for the Geosynchronous Space Situational Awareness Program.
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Classified US spy satellite launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base
A spy satellite for the U.S. National Reconnaissance Office has been launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.
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AFSOC receives new anti-jam GPS receiver
Air Force Special Operations Command taken delivery of next-generation Digital GPS Anti-Jam Receiver (DIGAR) technology from manufacturer Rockwell Collins.
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Here’s how the Marines are looking to make systems more interoperable
As the services are grappling with interoperability challenges involving a bevy of equipment fielded rapidly over the last 16 years, the Marines are trying to address this issue by creating standards and enforcing policies.
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Information domain demands major force structure changes for Marines
The Marine Corps is taking steps to build information warfare capabilities within its maneuver forces.
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Marines take multi-domain battle to the littorals
To get to the fight, Marines will be contested, engendering a multi-domain battle approach to getting forces forward deployed.
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Electronic camouflage will be the new war paint, says Marine intel official
With advanced sensing equipment, physical camouflage is no longer sufficient against future threats, says an intel official.
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In drones, ISIS has its own tactical air force
The proliferation of commercial devices such as drones will force the U.S. military to potentially change tactics against insurgent organizations.
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Navy buys more Raytheon satellite terminals
The company has been awarded a $14.9 million contract modification to produce, test and deliver fully integrated Navy Multiband Terminals.
-
How industry’s helping the US Air Force with multi-domain command and control
The Air Force has made multi-domain command and control a top priority, which will involve the seamless integration of air, space and cyber capabilities, providing commanders cross-domain options to make more rapid decisions in complex battle spaces.
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Air Force activates two space tracking satellites
The Air Force has activated two space-based tracking satellites for the Geosynchronous Space Situational Awareness Program.
-
Classified US spy satellite launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base
A spy satellite for the U.S. National Reconnaissance Office has been launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.
-
AFSOC receives new anti-jam GPS receiver
Air Force Special Operations Command taken delivery of next-generation Digital GPS Anti-Jam Receiver (DIGAR) technology from manufacturer Rockwell Collins.
-
Here’s how the Marines are looking to make systems more interoperable
As the services are grappling with interoperability challenges involving a bevy of equipment fielded rapidly over the last 16 years, the Marines are trying to address this issue by creating standards and enforcing policies.
-
Information domain demands major force structure changes for Marines
The Marine Corps is taking steps to build information warfare capabilities within its maneuver forces.
-
Marines take multi-domain battle to the littorals
To get to the fight, Marines will be contested, engendering a multi-domain battle approach to getting forces forward deployed.
-
Electronic camouflage will be the new war paint, says Marine intel official
With advanced sensing equipment, physical camouflage is no longer sufficient against future threats, says an intel official.
-
In drones, ISIS has its own tactical air force
The proliferation of commercial devices such as drones will force the U.S. military to potentially change tactics against insurgent organizations.
-
Navy buys more Raytheon satellite terminals
The company has been awarded a $14.9 million contract modification to produce, test and deliver fully integrated Navy Multiband Terminals.
-
How industry’s helping the US Air Force with multi-domain command and control
The Air Force has made multi-domain command and control a top priority, which will involve the seamless integration of air, space and cyber capabilities, providing commanders cross-domain options to make more rapid decisions in complex battle spaces.
-
Air Force activates two space tracking satellites
The Air Force has activated two space-based tracking satellites for the Geosynchronous Space Situational Awareness Program.
-
Classified US spy satellite launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base
A spy satellite for the U.S. National Reconnaissance Office has been launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.
-
AFSOC receives new anti-jam GPS receiver
Air Force Special Operations Command taken delivery of next-generation Digital GPS Anti-Jam Receiver (DIGAR) technology from manufacturer Rockwell Collins.
-
Here’s how the Marines are looking to make systems more interoperable
As the services are grappling with interoperability challenges involving a bevy of equipment fielded rapidly over the last 16 years, the Marines are trying to address this issue by creating standards and enforcing policies.
-
Information domain demands major force structure changes for Marines
The Marine Corps is taking steps to build information warfare capabilities within its maneuver forces.
-
Marines take multi-domain battle to the littorals
To get to the fight, Marines will be contested, engendering a multi-domain battle approach to getting forces forward deployed.
-
Electronic camouflage will be the new war paint, says Marine intel official
With advanced sensing equipment, physical camouflage is no longer sufficient against future threats, says an intel official.
-
In drones, ISIS has its own tactical air force
The proliferation of commercial devices such as drones will force the U.S. military to potentially change tactics against insurgent organizations.
