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Enhanced Battalion Signals Army's Future

New equipment provides profound change.

The modernized Expeditionary Signal Battalions-Enhanced can move faster and communicate more effectively, Army officials say. Andrey Suslov/Shutterstock

Army Tactical Communications Expand Reach but Face Hurdles

Exercises have proved their worth as well as their limitations.

Credit: U.S. Army photo

Contractor-Client Communications Key to Efficient Supply Chain Management

Pandemic-related supply chain issues require creative solutions.

Effective supply chain management with government customers requires clear communications, says Zach Conover, general manager for Akima LLC’s subsidiaries Truestone, Lynxnet and Aperture Federal. Credit: Shutterstock

Tactical Communications Solutions Offer Promise

Engineers delve into cutting-edge research to benefit warfighters at the tactical environment.

Lt. Col. Brian Wong, USA, chief of market research for the Army’s Network Cross Functional Team (c), assesses the waveform strength of several mobile ad hoc network radio signals during a Rapid Innovation Fund capstone event in 2019 in Yakima, Washington. Engineers at Johns Hopkins’ Applied Research Lab are looking into how to build a large scale network of intelligent radios, among other tactical communications efforts. USA/PEO C3T Public Affairs

Joint Communications Team Plans for Multi-Domain Ops

The networking unit is always on alert and ready to deploy.

A soldier fires an FGM-148 Javelin during live-fire training in Jordan, Aug. 27, 2019, as part of Eager Lion, a major U.S. Central Command exercise that aims to integrate forces in a multilateral environment. The Joint Communications Support Element supports all of the combatant commands, special operations forces and other departments and agencies and is modernizing to meet the demands of multi-domain operations. Credit: Army Spc. Shadrach Hicks

DARPA Hopes Mobile Carrier Will Adopt Secure 5G

A new program aims to secure the Internet of Things.

The DARPA OPS-5G program has set some ambitious goals, including adoption of the technology by a mobile carrier near a military base and machine translation of open source standards. Credit: ZinetroN/Shutterstock

6G Will Blur the Lines Between the Physical and Digital Worlds

Future communications will bring the power of an intense network to any immediate environment.

One of the key challenges about 6G will be operating in ultra-high frequencies—in terahertz—and AT&T has started internal corporate development and external research at 60 U.S. universities to shape solutions for the next generation of wireless communication. Credit: Shutterstock/Den Rise

Air Force Selects iGov Technologies to Provide Tactical Air Mobile Communications Kits

iGov Technologies Inc., Reston, Virginia, has been awarde

Conquering the Arctic

Cold weather warfighting preparation by the U.S. Marines in Norway strengthens U.S. and NATO response.

A U.S. Marine with Marine Rotational Force-Europe 20.2, Marine Forces Europe and Africa, and Norwegian soldiers pause for surveillance during Exercise Thunder Reindeer in Setermoen, Norway, in May 2020. USMC photo by Lance Cpl. Chase W. Drayer

Public Safety Communications Enterprise Takes Shape

DISA works with industry and governments to integrate military and civil emergency response.

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