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Wireless command posts strike a cord for the Army
The U.S. Army Project Manager Tactical Network office will be deploying new systems to securely transmit classified and unclassified information across wireless networks.
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How the NRO learned to stop worrying and love the commercial imagery
The National Reconnaissance Office is dipping its toe into the world of commercial data, awarding three study contracts that will put it on track to start purchasing commercial satellite imagery.
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NGA chief calls on industry to focus on the ‘hard problems’
In his first major address, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency Director Vice Adm. Robert Sharp explained to industry what NGA is looking for from them, and what they need to focus on in order to partner with the agency.
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The CEO of United Launch Alliance on surviving a ‘flat’ market
The head of ULA wants to ensure the company is situated to win national security space launch contracts for the next decade.
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Air Force awards $20M contract for new common ground system
The Air Force is one step closer to the creation of a new common platform for satellite command and control called the Enterprise Ground Services.
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Amazon boasts near-real time satellite interactions with new service
Amazon Web Services’ new ground stations could help commercial companies and government contractors by offering near-real time communications with satellites.
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Rethinking the Army’s network means rethinking space
The Army’s emerging tactical network vision would make SATCOM virtually ubiquitous and easier to use.
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The Army wants to talk to anyone, anytime, anywhere
Army leaders expressed the need for technologies to enable units’ communication from the tip of the spear down to systems in vehicles and at command units.
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The Army wants C5ISR systems on demand
The Army is focusing on global hot spots where it thinks it might have to respond with soldiers by sending the proper technicians ahead first. Army staffers are also making sure they configure systems as much as possible in advance of competition, however, but forward technicians can assist if systems break or need to be…
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Will new Army network tech lead to more — or less — micromanagement?
Army brass is now granted access to data in real time. This includes troop movements down to the minute, and while that sounds useful, soldiers find it isn’t always being used effectively.
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Wireless command posts strike a cord for the Army
The U.S. Army Project Manager Tactical Network office will be deploying new systems to securely transmit classified and unclassified information across wireless networks.
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How the NRO learned to stop worrying and love the commercial imagery
The National Reconnaissance Office is dipping its toe into the world of commercial data, awarding three study contracts that will put it on track to start purchasing commercial satellite imagery.
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NGA chief calls on industry to focus on the ‘hard problems’
In his first major address, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency Director Vice Adm. Robert Sharp explained to industry what NGA is looking for from them, and what they need to focus on in order to partner with the agency.
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The CEO of United Launch Alliance on surviving a ‘flat’ market
The head of ULA wants to ensure the company is situated to win national security space launch contracts for the next decade.
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Air Force awards $20M contract for new common ground system
The Air Force is one step closer to the creation of a new common platform for satellite command and control called the Enterprise Ground Services.
-
Amazon boasts near-real time satellite interactions with new service
Amazon Web Services’ new ground stations could help commercial companies and government contractors by offering near-real time communications with satellites.
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Rethinking the Army’s network means rethinking space
The Army’s emerging tactical network vision would make SATCOM virtually ubiquitous and easier to use.
-
The Army wants to talk to anyone, anytime, anywhere
Army leaders expressed the need for technologies to enable units’ communication from the tip of the spear down to systems in vehicles and at command units.
-
The Army wants C5ISR systems on demand
The Army is focusing on global hot spots where it thinks it might have to respond with soldiers by sending the proper technicians ahead first. Army staffers are also making sure they configure systems as much as possible in advance of competition, however, but forward technicians can assist if systems break or need to be…
-
Will new Army network tech lead to more — or less — micromanagement?
Army brass is now granted access to data in real time. This includes troop movements down to the minute, and while that sounds useful, soldiers find it isn’t always being used effectively.
-
Wireless command posts strike a cord for the Army
The U.S. Army Project Manager Tactical Network office will be deploying new systems to securely transmit classified and unclassified information across wireless networks.
-
How the NRO learned to stop worrying and love the commercial imagery
The National Reconnaissance Office is dipping its toe into the world of commercial data, awarding three study contracts that will put it on track to start purchasing commercial satellite imagery.
-
NGA chief calls on industry to focus on the ‘hard problems’
In his first major address, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency Director Vice Adm. Robert Sharp explained to industry what NGA is looking for from them, and what they need to focus on in order to partner with the agency.
-
The CEO of United Launch Alliance on surviving a ‘flat’ market
The head of ULA wants to ensure the company is situated to win national security space launch contracts for the next decade.
-
Air Force awards $20M contract for new common ground system
The Air Force is one step closer to the creation of a new common platform for satellite command and control called the Enterprise Ground Services.
-
Amazon boasts near-real time satellite interactions with new service
Amazon Web Services’ new ground stations could help commercial companies and government contractors by offering near-real time communications with satellites.
-
Rethinking the Army’s network means rethinking space
The Army’s emerging tactical network vision would make SATCOM virtually ubiquitous and easier to use.
-
The Army wants to talk to anyone, anytime, anywhere
Army leaders expressed the need for technologies to enable units’ communication from the tip of the spear down to systems in vehicles and at command units.
-
The Army wants C5ISR systems on demand
The Army is focusing on global hot spots where it thinks it might have to respond with soldiers by sending the proper technicians ahead first. Army staffers are also making sure they configure systems as much as possible in advance of competition, however, but forward technicians can assist if systems break or need to be…
-
Will new Army network tech lead to more — or less — micromanagement?
Army brass is now granted access to data in real time. This includes troop movements down to the minute, and while that sounds useful, soldiers find it isn’t always being used effectively.
