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Common Themes Vex Coalition Operations
Although there has been a great deal of progress in streamlining information sharing among allied forces over the past decade, many impediments remain. As the panelists at this morning's session on the challenges surrounding information sharing in a coalition environment noted, the devil is in the details.
Continuing Exercises Help Bridge Defense and Civil Authorities
Ongoing exercises at the national level are the key to improving inter-agency homeland security processes, according to panelists at Tuesday morning's Defense Support of Civil Authorities (DSCA) panel at AFCEA SOLUTIONS. Such exercises contributed to the successful security implementation at the inauguration in January, said Col. Ken McNeill, ARNG, NGB/J-6.
Utah State Research Foundation Awarded Air Force Contract
The Air Force is awarding a contract to the Utah State University Researc
Green UAVs Quietly Fly Forward
Ion Tiger, an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) research program at the
Airborne Robot Command and Control
The Boeing Company and the Australian government demonstrated the ability to simultaneously command and control three robot aircraft from an air
Army Fields Advanced Night Vision
The U.S.
Listio
One of the ironies of Web 2.0 applications is that the number of them increases on a daily basis. Designed to track Web 2.0 applications and services, Listio is a directory and product review site. Visitors can browse and rate a selection of Web 2.0 applications. Each application is profiled with a link to its home page
France Improves Identification Crypto
The French navy and air force are adding new encryption technology to their identification friend-or-foe (IFF) systems to reduce the chance of enemy interception and analysis.
Heat Ray Warms Up for Operation
U.S. troops soon may use a nonlethal directed energy weapon to disperse crowds and protect vital facilities. Operating at ranges beyond conventional small arms, the technology allows military units to protect themselves from demonstrations without resorting to lethal force. The technology has the potential to change how military and law enforcement agencies manage riots and other civil disturbances.
Telephonics Receives $9.5 Million Order for Additional MH-60R Radar Spares
Telephonics Corporation has received a $9.5 million order from Lockheed Martin to fund long-lead purchases of subsys