September 2005
September 2005
Which emerging technology will have the biggest impact on your organization in the future?
September 2005
Redefined forces require a new approach to mobile communications. 
At the heart of the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) Joint Network Node (JNN) system is its Ku-band satellite communications trailer. The 2.4-meter dish system features auto-erect, auto-acquire capabilities that enable users to establish satellite connectivity quickly.
September 2005
Demonstration explores unprecedented information sharing and virtual private network viability. 
To ensure that the Coalition Warrior Interoperability Demonstration (CWID) execution phase reflects real-world conditions, planners monitor news channels and may add variations of actual events to the scenarios.
September 2005
Multinational unmanned aircraft effort seeks to showcase advanced technologies, lay foundation for future systems. 
The French-led Neuron unmanned combat air vehicle (UCAV) program will produce Europe’s first combat-aircraft-size stealth platform.
September 2005
Czech program highlights contributions to European unmanned aircraft development. 
Developed for the Czech army, the Sojka III unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) is a tactical reconnaissance platform designed to serve echelons at or above battalion level. The aircraft can be assembled in the field quickly and launched with a rocket assist.
September 2005
New crop of IEEE 802 standards means more reach, more range and more roam to operate. 
Emerging wireless standards will enable any person or object to act as a relay or access point to the network, creating more fluid, versatile communications on the battlefield.
September 2005
Fort Dix wirelessly reaches out to provide network connectivity to remote training areas. 
A machine gunner takes aim on a Fort Dix training range. The base is implementing a wireless network that may connect ranges to the base network as early as this fall.
September 2005
A single all-encompassing defense agency leads the way to a single all-encompassing infrastructure. 
A Royal Air Force Tornado drops flares during combat operations in Iraq. The United Kingdom’s Defence Communication Services Agency, or DCSA, provides communications connectivity down to the warfighter level.
September 2005
New network replaces legacy equipment, provides enhanced security. 
The Bundeswehr’s NuKomBw messaging system will provide the German military with secure e-mail capabilities and will replace aging legacy equipment. NuKomBw features advanced security applications and remote management and diagnostic capabilities.
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