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Serenity hostile fire detection system passes test
Logos Technologies’ Serenity hostile fire detection system has passed a test.
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Palantir unleashes its lawyers over US Army’s intelligence software
The company has decided to file a protest in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims after losing a case last month that it filed with the Government Accountability Office over the Army’s acquisition plans for the second increment of its Distributed Common Ground System.
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BAE building LockNESS maritime defense system for Navy
BAE has been awarded a $3.9 million Navy contract for a maritime defense system.
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GPS OCX passes review
The Global Positioning System Next Generation Operational Control System has passed two tests.
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Harris awarded $1.7B radio contract for Afghanistan
The company will provide radios, ancillaries and spare parts under a foreign military sales contract.
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Hack the Pentagon sparks era of government bug bounties
With the success of the Department of Defense Hack the Pentagon, defense officials are looking to expand the bug bounty program to more sensitive DoD networks and urged other federal agencies to do the same.
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Welcome to C4ISRNET
Our latest issue marks the debut of Amber Corrin as editor, and also a redesign and a new name: C4ISRNET.
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UK in talks with Pentagon for JLTV buy
The Joint Light Tactical Vehicle could be in line to win its first export order even before the US Department of Defense makes a decision to order full rate production of the platform.
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Lockheed Martin harnesses Australian R&D for next-gen radar
Lockheed Martin, in partnership with Australia’s Defence Science and Technology Group, is developing enhancements for Over-the-Horizon Radar to detect and track small, fast-moving targets at extremely long ranges and at night.
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Rockwell Collins unveils perimeter surveillance radar
The PRS-500 is a compact, high-resolution radar that can detect intrusions.
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Serenity hostile fire detection system passes test
Logos Technologies’ Serenity hostile fire detection system has passed a test.
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Palantir unleashes its lawyers over US Army’s intelligence software
The company has decided to file a protest in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims after losing a case last month that it filed with the Government Accountability Office over the Army’s acquisition plans for the second increment of its Distributed Common Ground System.
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BAE building LockNESS maritime defense system for Navy
BAE has been awarded a $3.9 million Navy contract for a maritime defense system.
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GPS OCX passes review
The Global Positioning System Next Generation Operational Control System has passed two tests.
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Harris awarded $1.7B radio contract for Afghanistan
The company will provide radios, ancillaries and spare parts under a foreign military sales contract.
-
Hack the Pentagon sparks era of government bug bounties
With the success of the Department of Defense Hack the Pentagon, defense officials are looking to expand the bug bounty program to more sensitive DoD networks and urged other federal agencies to do the same.
-
Welcome to C4ISRNET
Our latest issue marks the debut of Amber Corrin as editor, and also a redesign and a new name: C4ISRNET.
-
UK in talks with Pentagon for JLTV buy
The Joint Light Tactical Vehicle could be in line to win its first export order even before the US Department of Defense makes a decision to order full rate production of the platform.
-
Lockheed Martin harnesses Australian R&D for next-gen radar
Lockheed Martin, in partnership with Australia’s Defence Science and Technology Group, is developing enhancements for Over-the-Horizon Radar to detect and track small, fast-moving targets at extremely long ranges and at night.
-
Rockwell Collins unveils perimeter surveillance radar
The PRS-500 is a compact, high-resolution radar that can detect intrusions.
-
Serenity hostile fire detection system passes test
Logos Technologies’ Serenity hostile fire detection system has passed a test.
-
Palantir unleashes its lawyers over US Army’s intelligence software
The company has decided to file a protest in the U.S. Court of Federal Claims after losing a case last month that it filed with the Government Accountability Office over the Army’s acquisition plans for the second increment of its Distributed Common Ground System.
-
BAE building LockNESS maritime defense system for Navy
BAE has been awarded a $3.9 million Navy contract for a maritime defense system.
-
GPS OCX passes review
The Global Positioning System Next Generation Operational Control System has passed two tests.
-
Harris awarded $1.7B radio contract for Afghanistan
The company will provide radios, ancillaries and spare parts under a foreign military sales contract.
-
Hack the Pentagon sparks era of government bug bounties
With the success of the Department of Defense Hack the Pentagon, defense officials are looking to expand the bug bounty program to more sensitive DoD networks and urged other federal agencies to do the same.
-
Welcome to C4ISRNET
Our latest issue marks the debut of Amber Corrin as editor, and also a redesign and a new name: C4ISRNET.
-
UK in talks with Pentagon for JLTV buy
The Joint Light Tactical Vehicle could be in line to win its first export order even before the US Department of Defense makes a decision to order full rate production of the platform.
-
Lockheed Martin harnesses Australian R&D for next-gen radar
Lockheed Martin, in partnership with Australia’s Defence Science and Technology Group, is developing enhancements for Over-the-Horizon Radar to detect and track small, fast-moving targets at extremely long ranges and at night.
-
Rockwell Collins unveils perimeter surveillance radar
The PRS-500 is a compact, high-resolution radar that can detect intrusions.
