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ITT to Support Electronic Warfare Jammers
ITT Integrated Electronic Warfare Systems, Clifton, New Jersey, is being awarded a nearly $10 million contract for investigations of anomalies; software engineering;
DRS to Support U.S. Forces in Afghanistan
DRS Defense Solutions LLC, Bethesda, Maryland, was recently awarded a $12.8 million contract to perform information technology support services for U.S.
Harris Receives More Than $78 Million FMS Order from Philippines
Harris Corp., Rochester, New York, was awarded a $78.5 million contract for Foreign Military Sales of radio base stations, vehicle mounts, and man packs to the gove
Raytheon to Provide Taiwan with Elements of Air and Missile Defense Capability
Raytheon Integrated Defense Systems, Sudbury, Massachusetts, was awarded a $29 million U.S.
Italy Selects AAI Shadow 200 Tactical Unmanned Aircraft System
AAI Corporation, an operating unit of Textron Systems, a Textron Inc.
ViaSat to Provide Tactical Data Link and Satellite Communications Equipment to U.S. Navy, Republic of Turkey
ViaSat Inc., has been awarded a U.S.
Node-Based Network Pushes Connectivity To the Tactical Edge
The French army soon will deploy a tactical battlefield communications and data network that aims to provide battalion command posts with on-the-halt satellite and line-of-sight connectivity. The system is part of France’s ongoing efforts to convert its military into a fully network-centric force. In addition to extending high-bandwidth networking down to mobile command posts, the program also lays the foundations for a future fully mobile communications capability.
China Shifts Strategy in the Ocean
Tuesday morning's panel at Joint Warfighting 2010 examined how the cards are being stacked when it comes to global power. Some of them aren't falling exactly where one might think. As these issues progress, will it force more cooperation with powers like China?
Command Organizes Afghan Data Clearinghouse
Is it possible for the IDC to enable these organizations to work seamlessly once implemented, or will the usual interoperability problems rear their ugly heads? Technology has come a long way, but has it come far enough to eliminate stovepiped systems and overcome cultural differences? Please share you opinions here.
Command's Information Dominance Center Fuels Comprehensive Operations
The International Security Assistance Force Joint Command in Kabul, Afghanistan, is implementing an information-sharing architecture that will create and enable a comprehensive common operating picture, derived from multiple systems, networks and classifications. It is designed to be the most decisive information and knowledge management effort ever executed within Afghanistan. This level of battlespace management and synchronization never has been attempted on this scale within NATO or the coalition force.