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Lockheed to develop non-GPS seeker
Lockheed Martin has been awarded an $8.2 million Air Force contract to develop a seeker that functions when GPS isn’t available.
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IntelliNet unveils sensors to detect stowaways
The sensors use electromagnetic signatures to detect living people on ships or in cargo containers.
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Elbit to provide missile countermeasures for Asian airliners
Elbit Systems won a $26.5 million contract to provide missile countermeasure systems for commercial aircraft.
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DARPA awards Squad X contract
Nine companies won initial research contracts to develop advanced technology for dismounted infantry squads.
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Chilean Navy selects UTC Aerospace Systems imaging systems
The Chilean Navy will be using UTC Aerospace System’s Cloud Cap Technology TASE500 imaging systems.
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Lockheed Martin developing open controller for Army’s TARDEC
Lockheed Martin recently won two contracts from TARDEC to continue development of an open-architecture controller.
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UTC acquires N2 Imaging Systems
UTC Aerospace Systems has acquired defense imagery firm N2 Imaging Systems.
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US must unify electronic warfare, retired general says
To meet the demands of the 21st century, the Defense Department must start unifying how it deals with information sharing.
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Australia breaks ground on space tracking site
Ground has been broken on an Australian facility that will track space debris.
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Lockheed to develop non-GPS seeker
Lockheed Martin has been awarded an $8.2 million Air Force contract to develop a seeker that functions when GPS isn’t available.
-
IntelliNet unveils sensors to detect stowaways
The sensors use electromagnetic signatures to detect living people on ships or in cargo containers.
-
Elbit to provide missile countermeasures for Asian airliners
Elbit Systems won a $26.5 million contract to provide missile countermeasure systems for commercial aircraft.
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DARPA awards Squad X contract
Nine companies won initial research contracts to develop advanced technology for dismounted infantry squads.
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Chilean Navy selects UTC Aerospace Systems imaging systems
The Chilean Navy will be using UTC Aerospace System’s Cloud Cap Technology TASE500 imaging systems.
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Lockheed Martin developing open controller for Army’s TARDEC
Lockheed Martin recently won two contracts from TARDEC to continue development of an open-architecture controller.
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Navy wants underwater sensors
The Navy is looking for autonomous underwater sensors.
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UTC acquires N2 Imaging Systems
UTC Aerospace Systems has acquired defense imagery firm N2 Imaging Systems.
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US must unify electronic warfare, retired general says
To meet the demands of the 21st century, the Defense Department must start unifying how it deals with information sharing.
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Australia breaks ground on space tracking site
Ground has been broken on an Australian facility that will track space debris.
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Lockheed to develop non-GPS seeker
Lockheed Martin has been awarded an $8.2 million Air Force contract to develop a seeker that functions when GPS isn’t available.
-
IntelliNet unveils sensors to detect stowaways
The sensors use electromagnetic signatures to detect living people on ships or in cargo containers.
-
Elbit to provide missile countermeasures for Asian airliners
Elbit Systems won a $26.5 million contract to provide missile countermeasure systems for commercial aircraft.
-
DARPA awards Squad X contract
Nine companies won initial research contracts to develop advanced technology for dismounted infantry squads.
-
Chilean Navy selects UTC Aerospace Systems imaging systems
The Chilean Navy will be using UTC Aerospace System’s Cloud Cap Technology TASE500 imaging systems.
-
Lockheed Martin developing open controller for Army’s TARDEC
Lockheed Martin recently won two contracts from TARDEC to continue development of an open-architecture controller.
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Navy wants underwater sensors
The Navy is looking for autonomous underwater sensors.
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UTC acquires N2 Imaging Systems
UTC Aerospace Systems has acquired defense imagery firm N2 Imaging Systems.
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US must unify electronic warfare, retired general says
To meet the demands of the 21st century, the Defense Department must start unifying how it deals with information sharing.
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Australia breaks ground on space tracking site
Ground has been broken on an Australian facility that will track space debris.
