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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 looks to refine requirements process in light of network challenges
As part of the Army’s new network strategy, it is looking at changes to its requirements process.
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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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Going 360 degrees: Patriot radar concept awards due by October’s end
The Army is planning to award up to four efforts to generate concepts for a missile defense radar capable of seeing 360 degrees within weeks, according to Barry Pike, the Army’s program executive officer for missiles and space.
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4 areas where military cyber forces should focus in cyberspace
Given the vastness of cyberspace, one academic offers his view of the areas within cyber on which the DoD must focus its resources to be most effective.
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L3 launches all-in-one system for signals intelligence
The system can collect, analyze and geolocate in a frequency range from 3 Mhz to 3 Ghz, meaning it has the ability to collect and analyze a number of enemy emitters or handsets, including high-frequency radios.
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The Army is working on combat-deployable robots
Unmanned vehicles in ground combat units will likely first serve in resupply, transport and other logistics-based roles, said a lead Army Research Laboratory researcher.
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User feedback critical for the Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office
Hearing from operators allows the Army RCO to successfully reconfigure the first-look solutions it field tests.
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Martin UAV eyes US to sell its vertical take-off drone
The 84-lb drone can stay on station for 8-plus hours at 45 knots, has a range of about 350 miles, and can fly up to 15,000 ft. It can dash up to 90 kts.
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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 looks to refine requirements process in light of network challenges
As part of the Army’s new network strategy, it is looking at changes to its requirements process.
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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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Going 360 degrees: Patriot radar concept awards due by October’s end
The Army is planning to award up to four efforts to generate concepts for a missile defense radar capable of seeing 360 degrees within weeks, according to Barry Pike, the Army’s program executive officer for missiles and space.
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4 areas where military cyber forces should focus in cyberspace
Given the vastness of cyberspace, one academic offers his view of the areas within cyber on which the DoD must focus its resources to be most effective.
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L3 launches all-in-one system for signals intelligence
The system can collect, analyze and geolocate in a frequency range from 3 Mhz to 3 Ghz, meaning it has the ability to collect and analyze a number of enemy emitters or handsets, including high-frequency radios.
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The Army is working on combat-deployable robots
Unmanned vehicles in ground combat units will likely first serve in resupply, transport and other logistics-based roles, said a lead Army Research Laboratory researcher.
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User feedback critical for the Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office
Hearing from operators allows the Army RCO to successfully reconfigure the first-look solutions it field tests.
-
Martin UAV eyes US to sell its vertical take-off drone
The 84-lb drone can stay on station for 8-plus hours at 45 knots, has a range of about 350 miles, and can fly up to 15,000 ft. It can dash up to 90 kts.
-
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 looks to refine requirements process in light of network challenges
As part of the Army’s new network strategy, it is looking at changes to its requirements process.
-
Army doubles down on WIN-T’s ‘fight tonight’ problem
The Army wants to shift WIN-T’s funding, but to where?
-
Going 360 degrees: Patriot radar concept awards due by October’s end
The Army is planning to award up to four efforts to generate concepts for a missile defense radar capable of seeing 360 degrees within weeks, according to Barry Pike, the Army’s program executive officer for missiles and space.
-
4 areas where military cyber forces should focus in cyberspace
Given the vastness of cyberspace, one academic offers his view of the areas within cyber on which the DoD must focus its resources to be most effective.
-
L3 launches all-in-one system for signals intelligence
The system can collect, analyze and geolocate in a frequency range from 3 Mhz to 3 Ghz, meaning it has the ability to collect and analyze a number of enemy emitters or handsets, including high-frequency radios.
-
The Army is working on combat-deployable robots
Unmanned vehicles in ground combat units will likely first serve in resupply, transport and other logistics-based roles, said a lead Army Research Laboratory researcher.
-
User feedback critical for the Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office
Hearing from operators allows the Army RCO to successfully reconfigure the first-look solutions it field tests.
-
Martin UAV eyes US to sell its vertical take-off drone
The 84-lb drone can stay on station for 8-plus hours at 45 knots, has a range of about 350 miles, and can fly up to 15,000 ft. It can dash up to 90 kts.
