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Georgia Tech to Support Electronic Warfare Systems Foreign Sales

Georgia Tech Applied Research Corp., Atlanta, Georgia, has been awarded a $20,545,422 delivery order (0265) on the SENSIAC indefinite-delivery/indefinite-q

Military Satellites Send New Civilian GPS Signals

The U.S. Air Force is continuously broadcasting L2C and L5 civilian GPS signals. Though the changes make little immediate difference to the general population, the makers of GPS devices will use them to develop next-generation devices.

QinetiQ Wins BATMAN II Contract

QinetiQ North America Inc., Waltham, Massacusetts, has been awarded a maximum $7,750,000 indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract for the Battlefiel

Northrop Grumman to Develop Global Hawk Radar

Northrop Grumman Corp., Aerospace Systems, El Segundo, Calif., has been awarded a $6,567,841 modification (P00264) to F19628-00-C-010

Crown Jewel Program Modernizes Air Operations

A U.S. Air Force command and control overhaul cruises forward.

Air operations centers, like the 612th air and space operations center at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona, are the command and control centers for planning, executing and assessing joint air operations.

Air Force ISR Changes After Afghanistan

Different enemies, battlefields, technologies and budgets mandate new sensors and uses.

Maj. Gen. Jack Shanahan, USAF, commander, U.S. Air Force ISR Agency, extols the virtues and necessity of technology education to high school students at the Alamo First Robotics Competition.

Modernizing Nuclear Bomber Command and Control

Advanced ground-based terminals drive toward critical design review.

Alerted by the Global ASNT system, aircrews rush to their B-52H Stratofortresses during a training exercise at Minot Air Force Base in November.

Joint  Information Environment  Logs Successes,  Faces Snags

The Defense Department’s largest  information technology effort is making unusual progress in an unorthodox approach.

A U.S. Navy sailor monitors communications aboard an Arleigh Burke-class destroyer. The Defense Department’s JIE builds on communications and networking advances within the individual services.

The Air Force Networks its Networks

Connecting air assets involves the entire theater force.

A U.S. Army soldier monitors information in a combined air and space operations center during a Red Flag exercise. Future U.S. Air Force networking will involve greater joint connectivity among its own air assets and land and sea units of other services.

Firms to Provide Technical Support in Multiple Countries

SOS International LLC, Reston, Va., (FA5641-14-D-0001); Mission Essential Personnel LLC, Columbus, Ohio, (FA5641