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1. Military and Industry Agree on Goals, But Differ on Course

   ... he said, adding that no one thanks the corps if it works properly. However, if any electronics break, then it is the Signal ... top institutional priorities should be to extend the secret Internet protocol router network (SIPRNET) access across the Army, provide ...

   SIGNAL - 10/29/2007 - 00:00

2. China Enters the Aircraft Carrier Club

   ... under the code name of “Project 9935.” In 2004, Internet photographs showed a “carrier” under construction in Shanghai ... Center , Dahlgren , Virginia , where he works on surface ship antisubmarine fire control systems. ...

   SIGNAL - 03/25/2010 - 00:00 - 1 comment

3. Wireless Devices Unchained

   ... packet-based. These systems operate in the same manner as Internet-based packet systems by sending out small bursts of data that are ... it’s clearly in everybody’s interest that this thing works,” Putkiranta says. Multimedia messaging systems are already ...

   SIGNAL - 08/13/2004 - 00:00

4. Launching Stealth Warfare

   ... States . Estonians not only surf the Web but also use the Internet for many of their government services and activities, including ... “I think the same kind of mathematical relationship works for the threat vector … . You think about how complicated the threat ...

   SIGNAL - 06/26/2009 - 00:00

5. Cultural Changes Key to Reducing Barriers to Open Source Software

   ... an Italian journalist. While the actual report posted on the Internet appeared to be unclassified, an Italian citizen was able to recover ... software as open source because security by obscurity rarely works well. Concern exists that open source code development in nations not ...

   SIGNAL - 11/28/2007 - 00:00

6. Coming Soon to a Computer Near You

   ... Telescope (WWT), which is a visualization environment that works like a virtual telescope by assembling imagery from ground- and ... of voice recognition software and allow people to conduct Internet searches on their cell phones without using the keypad. Malvar ...

   SIGNAL - 05/22/2008 - 00:00

7. Fighter Jets Provide Extra Eyes Over the Battlefield

   ... fighter’s sensors to the DCGS. The datalink uses a generic Internet protocol (IP)-based wideband radio waveform. The device allowed ... PowerPoint brief, it actually exists and was proven that it works. It’s not on our aircraft today, but it potentially could be,” he ...

   SIGNAL - 02/01/2010 - 00:00

8. Smart Radios Juggle Spectrum

   ... because, while the U.S. military has a tactical wireless Internet, it is not as ubiquitous or high-speed as landline connections. ... general knowledge of the subject. “As long as one of them works, we’re doing well,” he shares. For example, one approach may call ...

   SIGNAL - 10/23/2009 - 00:00

9. Navy Charts Communications Path

   ... USS John F. Kennedy, sailors use computers to access the Internet in the ship’s library. Vice Adm. Mark J. Edwards, USN, deputy chief ... and the branches of the military have to examine what works best for the whole, not just the individual service. He returns to his ...

   SIGNAL - 04/28/2008 - 00:00

10. Coordinating Disaster Relief Requires a National Plan

    ... immediately would have access to telephones and the Internet, assuming laptops or AirCards also are made available. The U.S. ... telecommunications industry should develop a strategy that works similarly to that of the Civil Reserve Air Fleet (CRAF). Under this CRAF ...

    SIGNAL - 01/30/2007 - 00:00

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