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Army expands enroute communications
The Army is rolling out capabilities that will maintain soldiers’ connectivity from home station to the theater.
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First Triton radar flight test set for April 8
The Navy will be testing a new package of sensors for its “persistent arm” of unmanned surveillance.
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AUSA: Virtual reality: the future of Army training
The Army is readying its force of the future, starting with how it trains new recruits.
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AUSA: Northrop Grumman readies Army’s integrated air missile defense system
The system is built on a modular, open-systems architecture, allowing soldiers to take any asset and connect.
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AUSA: Army to collapse Guard, Reserves networks
The plan hinges on JRSS-related upgrades set for this summer.
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AUSA: Army networks aid training, coalition operations
The Army is refining network approaches in training and in coalition operations.
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AUSA’s Global Force symposium prepares to launch
The unclassified conference is a product of the Association of the United States Army’s Institute of Land Warfare.
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DARPA prioritizes agility for tech development
Speed in fielding new military systems will be important in the next war,
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Simplification is the watchword for PM Mission Command
Michael Thurston had been project manager of JBC-P before it was folded into PM Mission Command in 2014
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Army picks four for enterprise IT contract
Orders made through the contract will span a range of locations and funding levels. Work is estimated to be complete by March 11, 2018.
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Army expands enroute communications
The Army is rolling out capabilities that will maintain soldiers’ connectivity from home station to the theater.
-
First Triton radar flight test set for April 8
The Navy will be testing a new package of sensors for its “persistent arm” of unmanned surveillance.
-
AUSA: Virtual reality: the future of Army training
The Army is readying its force of the future, starting with how it trains new recruits.
-
AUSA: Northrop Grumman readies Army’s integrated air missile defense system
The system is built on a modular, open-systems architecture, allowing soldiers to take any asset and connect.
-
AUSA: Army to collapse Guard, Reserves networks
The plan hinges on JRSS-related upgrades set for this summer.
-
AUSA: Army networks aid training, coalition operations
The Army is refining network approaches in training and in coalition operations.
-
AUSA’s Global Force symposium prepares to launch
The unclassified conference is a product of the Association of the United States Army’s Institute of Land Warfare.
-
DARPA prioritizes agility for tech development
Speed in fielding new military systems will be important in the next war,
-
Simplification is the watchword for PM Mission Command
Michael Thurston had been project manager of JBC-P before it was folded into PM Mission Command in 2014
-
Army picks four for enterprise IT contract
Orders made through the contract will span a range of locations and funding levels. Work is estimated to be complete by March 11, 2018.
-
Army expands enroute communications
The Army is rolling out capabilities that will maintain soldiers’ connectivity from home station to the theater.
-
First Triton radar flight test set for April 8
The Navy will be testing a new package of sensors for its “persistent arm” of unmanned surveillance.
-
AUSA: Virtual reality: the future of Army training
The Army is readying its force of the future, starting with how it trains new recruits.
-
AUSA: Northrop Grumman readies Army’s integrated air missile defense system
The system is built on a modular, open-systems architecture, allowing soldiers to take any asset and connect.
-
AUSA: Army to collapse Guard, Reserves networks
The plan hinges on JRSS-related upgrades set for this summer.
-
AUSA: Army networks aid training, coalition operations
The Army is refining network approaches in training and in coalition operations.
-
AUSA’s Global Force symposium prepares to launch
The unclassified conference is a product of the Association of the United States Army’s Institute of Land Warfare.
-
DARPA prioritizes agility for tech development
Speed in fielding new military systems will be important in the next war,
-
Simplification is the watchword for PM Mission Command
Michael Thurston had been project manager of JBC-P before it was folded into PM Mission Command in 2014
-
Army picks four for enterprise IT contract
Orders made through the contract will span a range of locations and funding levels. Work is estimated to be complete by March 11, 2018.
