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High Frequency Communications Features Highs and Lows

If satellite links go down, HF radios can take up the slack.

Staff Sgt. David Nelson, USA, a signal support systems specialist assigned to 218th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade in support of Resolute Castle 2018, explains near vertical incidence skywave antenna theory to members of Company B, 151st Expeditionary Signal Battalion during a high frequency radio class. Credit: Sgt. 1st Class Kimberly D. Calkins, ANG

Military Aims for Identity Security Trifecta

An innovative system would provide identity verification, authentication and system access management.

Spc. Damaris Vazquez, USA, an orderly room clerk with 90th Human Resources Company, Special Troops Battalion, 3rd Infantry Division Sustainment Brigade, Fort Stewart, Georgia, scans a common access card at Fort Jackson, South Carolina, to process soldiers in units assisting with Hurricane Florence relief efforts. Credit: Sgt. Elizabeth White, USA/Released

Clarity Names Keith Director of Cloud Services

Clarity Business Solutions, Baltimore, has named Mike Keith director of cloud services.

Zerega Joins Veriff as Senior VP of Sales

Guy Zerega joins Veriff, New York City, as the senior vice president of sales.

General Dynamics Secures $833 Million LT2 Army Contract

General Dynamics Mission Systems, Orlando, Florida, was a

Applied Visual to Develop Virtual Trainers for the Army

Applied Visual Technology Inc.,* Orlando, Florida, was aw

DLA Awards Minburn a Defense Enterprise Services Initiative BPA for Microsoft Licensing

Minburn Technology Group LLC,* Great Falls, Virginia, has

Air Force Backs Aviation Communications Simulator

Radio communications app to help pilots engage properly with air traffic controllers.

A new tool from West Lafayette, Indiana-based PlaneEnglish provides a training application for new pilots learning to speak with air traffic controllers during all flight phases, from taxi out, to takeoff, to airspace entrance, approach, landing and taxi in, the company says. Credit: PlaneEnglish

Twenty Companies Advance in Army Tech Competition

The xTechSearch effort focuses on dual-use technologies.

DroneShield, one of 20 companies chosen to move forward in the U.S. Army's xTechSearch contest, provides a range of counter-drone technologies. Credit: DroneShield

Navy Selects Companies to Support C4ISR Efforts

Geocent LLC, Metairie, Louisiana (N66001-20-D-3417); M.C.