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The U.S. Air Force is awarding a contract to Lockheed Martin Corporation.

The Fleet and Industrial Supply Center, Norfolk, Philadelphia Office has awarded two contracts, both with multiple awards,

CACI International Incorporated has been awarded a $30 million contract to continue support for the Naval Aviation Production Pro

Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) has been awarded a prime task order by the Defense Information Systems

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Harris Corporation has been awarded a $9.8 million follow-on contract to provide 209 fibre channel network switches

Argon ST Incorporated has received a $6.2 million modification for engineering dev

The U.S. military and representatives from other government agencies are taking part in a war game this week to explore the Capstone Concept for Joint Operations (CCJO).

The U.S. Air Force literally is restructuring its command and control on the fly to modernize its gear and adapt to new mission sets. This thrust entails replacing heavily used legacy equipment and building a new information architecture to serve the demands of dynamic modern warfare.

An innovative communication capability born from an urgent operational need is generating a cascading effect on many sectors of the U.S. Air Force. This technology provides beyond-line-of-sight secret Internet protocol router network, text messaging and telephone access eight times faster than the legacy capability it replaces. It is changing the way the service’s 116th Computer Systems Squadron does business—including direct interaction with the aircraft.