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Trandes is Providing Electronic Tactical Air Systems to the Military

Trandes Corp., Linthicum, Maryland, is awarded a $24,388,

Viasat Secures MIDS Upgrade Contact

Viasat Inc., Carlsbad, California, is awarded $75,373,500

Mobile Medic Boosts Combat Casualty Treatment

Technology brings rear-based medical expertise to the front line.

Maj. Ian Cassaday, USA (l), a surgeon with the 250th Forward Surgical Team, utilizes a Telehealth in a Bag kit and a GlobalMed TES to simulate a craniotomy performed by a non-neurosurgeon during testing of virtual health capabilities in the field. U.S. Army

Quantum Technologies Suit Up for the Battlefield

Uncertain about the future, ARL scientists explore new realms.

Atoms in a glass cell probed by lasers can act as a microwave receiver in a completely different way than traditional metal antennas, one of many discoveries made by researchers at the CCDC Army Research Laboratory (ARL). Experiments with quantum technologies there may open the door to new battlefield devices that provide soldiers with key advantages against adversaries. Credit: ARL photo

DARPA's Quantum Quest May Leapfrog Modern Computers

Hybrid systems may solve common and challenging problems.

DARPA’s Optimization with Noisy Intermediate-Scale Quantum (ONISQ) program intends to leapfrog current computing technology by combining classical and quantum computing capabilities to tackle a widespread class of problems known as combinatorial optimization problems, which have national security, commercial and global implications. Credit: Yurchanka Siarhei and Boex Design/Shutterstock. Edited by Chris D’Elia

Quantum Information Science Matters

An Air Force lab advances capabilities to improve fundamental operations.

Advances in quantum information science will allow the military a different approach to communications and networking. Credit: Shutterstock

Brig. Gen. Collins Takes the Reins of the Army’s Tactical Communications Effort

Leader will continue PEO C3T’s robust modernization of the Integrated Tactical Network.

Program Executive Office Command Control Communications-Tactical (PEO C3T), through its Program Manager Tactical Network, equips a brigade combat team in the 82nd Airborne Division with the an inflatable satellite communications system known as T2C2. Brig. Gen. Robert Collins, USA, takes over as the new PEO C3T on June 1 and says he will continue the key efforts to modernize the service's tactical communications. Credit: U.S. Army photo by Amy Walker, PEO C3T

Northrop Grumman is Providing Avionics/EW Sustainment Support to the Air Force

Northrop Grumman Systems Corp., has been awarded a $19,35

Navy Extends Metron's Mission Planning Tool R&D

Metron Inc.,* Reston, Virginia, is awarded a $32,199,767

Free Software Can Cost Plenty

“Buyers” must beware of glitches that leave them vulnerable to attacks.

It’s tempting to think of open source software as free, but users must take into consideration the cost of systems and data protection. Credit: Wright Studio/Shutterstock