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U.S. Army Procures Persistent Surveillance Support Services

Technology and Supply Management LLC, was awarded a $49,734,506 cost-plus-fixed-fee, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract for services and materials tec

Raytheon Receives Radar Support Funds

Raytheon Co., Dulles, Virginia, is being awarded a $15,521,711 modification to a previously awarded firm-fixed-price, cost-plus-fixed-fee contract (N00189-11-C

DNI Clapper Names New IARPA Director

Jason Matheny takes lead at intelligence research agency.

Army Modernizes With an Eye Toward Defensewide Efforts

The service's CIO shares that signal and cyber forces must join with industry to maintain information technology dominance.

Soldiers at the U.S. Army Cyber Operation Center at Fort Gordon monitor networks for possible attacks by adversaries. The Army is striving to bring signal, cyber and military intelligence together in a partnership to meet challenges in the changing information environment.

A Big Year for Tactical Communications

U.S. Army radio programs are set to provide unprecedented capability.

A U.S. Army AH-64 Apache fires point detonation rounds during a training exercise in South Korea. The Army intends to equip its helicopter fleet with the Small Airborne Networking Radio.

Soldiers Look for Supersight

State-of-the-art technology will have warfighters seeing as well at night as they do in daylight.

Digital sensors in the U.S. Army’s new night vision goggles let warfighters view images on helmet displays and fuse digital images with symbols.

Army Satellite Communications Terminals Support an Agile Force

A variety of technologies enables networking in diverse conditions.

Several technologies are enhancing U.S. Army satellite connectivity. For small team-size elements, the Global Rapid Response Information Package (GRRIP) is deployed in a single transit case the size of a carry-on bag and can be set up in minutes. GRRIPs provide secure, unclassified communications to forces operating in austere and demanding environments.

NATO Tests Response Force Communications

A multinational exercise helps pave the way for the alliance’s new NRF and future networks.

Maj. Gen. Thomas Franz, GEAF, former commander of the NATO Communications and Information Systems Group (NCISG) (c), walks with other participants during Steadfast Cobalt 15. About 39 organizations from 25 nations contributed to the exercise.

Collaboration Research Puts the 'I' in Team

Lab personnel aim to maximize group performance through technology.

The U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds perform a six-ship formation flyover during an air show. Researchers want to know which indicators of personal performance—heart rate or body sway, for example—begin to synchronize when a team works well together.