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Are smartphones the new cyber threat vector?
Smartphones are presenting a unique cybersecurity vulnerability, according to panelists at the annual MilCom conference hosted by AFCEA.
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Marines need lawyers, not tech for information ops
A top Marine Corps general noted the service needs lawyers to help navigate authorities and lexicon when gearing itself to operate in the information space.
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Marine general wants to see information operations in space
While traditional counter-space capabilities sought to deny adversary use and break devices, one Marine Corps Gen. wants to deny space another way: provide false information.
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Urban combat promises future comms snags
Communication in dense, urban environments will pose significant problems for military forces.
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Obsidian wins Marine Corps training contract
Under the Marine Corps Tactics and Operations contract, Obsidian will develop doctrine and scenarios driven by command and control systems federated with simulations.
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Inside the ‘foundational’ future technologies of the world’s largest defense company
Lockheed Martin’s chief technology officer lays out the key types of technologies in which he wants to invest.
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Persistent upgrades MPU5 radio
A new Dual Channel Push-to-Talk accessory extends the IP radio’s audio capabilities.
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Navy orders more satellite terminals
Raytheon has been awarded a contract modification for additional Navy multiband terminals.
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US clears Greek F-16 upgrade sale
The upgrade package will bring Greece’s fleet of Block 30, Block 50, Block 52+ and Block 52+ Advanced F-16 configurations to the F-16 V standard.
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The Army is developing navigation tech to help the GPS-denied soldier
The Army is pursuing a range of initiatives to bolster wayfinding for those cut off from the usual means of guidance.
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Are smartphones the new cyber threat vector?
Smartphones are presenting a unique cybersecurity vulnerability, according to panelists at the annual MilCom conference hosted by AFCEA.
-
Marines need lawyers, not tech for information ops
A top Marine Corps general noted the service needs lawyers to help navigate authorities and lexicon when gearing itself to operate in the information space.
-
Marine general wants to see information operations in space
While traditional counter-space capabilities sought to deny adversary use and break devices, one Marine Corps Gen. wants to deny space another way: provide false information.
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Urban combat promises future comms snags
Communication in dense, urban environments will pose significant problems for military forces.
-
Obsidian wins Marine Corps training contract
Under the Marine Corps Tactics and Operations contract, Obsidian will develop doctrine and scenarios driven by command and control systems federated with simulations.
-
Inside the ‘foundational’ future technologies of the world’s largest defense company
Lockheed Martin’s chief technology officer lays out the key types of technologies in which he wants to invest.
-
Persistent upgrades MPU5 radio
A new Dual Channel Push-to-Talk accessory extends the IP radio’s audio capabilities.
-
Navy orders more satellite terminals
Raytheon has been awarded a contract modification for additional Navy multiband terminals.
-
US clears Greek F-16 upgrade sale
The upgrade package will bring Greece’s fleet of Block 30, Block 50, Block 52+ and Block 52+ Advanced F-16 configurations to the F-16 V standard.
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The Army is developing navigation tech to help the GPS-denied soldier
The Army is pursuing a range of initiatives to bolster wayfinding for those cut off from the usual means of guidance.
-
Are smartphones the new cyber threat vector?
Smartphones are presenting a unique cybersecurity vulnerability, according to panelists at the annual MilCom conference hosted by AFCEA.
-
Marines need lawyers, not tech for information ops
A top Marine Corps general noted the service needs lawyers to help navigate authorities and lexicon when gearing itself to operate in the information space.
-
Marine general wants to see information operations in space
While traditional counter-space capabilities sought to deny adversary use and break devices, one Marine Corps Gen. wants to deny space another way: provide false information.
-
Urban combat promises future comms snags
Communication in dense, urban environments will pose significant problems for military forces.
-
Obsidian wins Marine Corps training contract
Under the Marine Corps Tactics and Operations contract, Obsidian will develop doctrine and scenarios driven by command and control systems federated with simulations.
-
Inside the ‘foundational’ future technologies of the world’s largest defense company
Lockheed Martin’s chief technology officer lays out the key types of technologies in which he wants to invest.
-
Persistent upgrades MPU5 radio
A new Dual Channel Push-to-Talk accessory extends the IP radio’s audio capabilities.
-
Navy orders more satellite terminals
Raytheon has been awarded a contract modification for additional Navy multiband terminals.
-
US clears Greek F-16 upgrade sale
The upgrade package will bring Greece’s fleet of Block 30, Block 50, Block 52+ and Block 52+ Advanced F-16 configurations to the F-16 V standard.
-
The Army is developing navigation tech to help the GPS-denied soldier
The Army is pursuing a range of initiatives to bolster wayfinding for those cut off from the usual means of guidance.
