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Applied Signal Technology Incorporated is being awarded $24 million to perform a five-year

The U.S.

Force Protection Industries Incorporated is being awarded a $158 million firm-fixed-priced

ITT Corporation has received a $121 million order from the U.S.

The United Kingdom (UK) Identity and Passport Service (IPS), an executive agency of the Home Office responsible for issuing UK passports and ID cards, has awarded

Dynamics Research Corporation (DRC) has been awarded a $1.6 million contract to sup

Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) has been awarded a prime contract by the Hawaii Public Utilities Commis

BAE Systems Technology Solutions and Services Incorporated is being awarded a $22 million

The U.S.

The U.S. Marine Corps finds itself in the unique position of sharing attributes of all the other military services. That has helped the Corps procure technologies in that it can learn from and adapt some systems developed by other services. However, the Corps has its own unique situations and requirements, so it finds itself pursuing Marine-specific solutions to modern challenges. SIGNAL's April issue looks at Marine Corps technologies as the multifaceted service girds for the fog of future combat.