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Intelsat General to connect CENTCOM
Coverage will extend across the Middle East, as well as Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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Global microsatellite marked to reach $2.5B
North America will be the largest market, according to Research and Markets.
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Contractors complete key multi-object kill vehicle program review
Raytheon, Lockheed Martin and Boeing completed program planning reviews with the Missile Defense Agency.
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Network-enabled Harpoon missile completes free-flight test
The Navy’s AGM-84N Harpoon Block II+ successfully received target updates through its data link.
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DISA builds out classified versions of its mobility program
DISA officials are working to meet the demand for new classified capabilities while keeping things secure.
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DISA’s force-multiplying cyber defenses
As Defense Department networks get more complex, DISA opts to automate certain network functions and defenses.
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Army, Air Force move on JRSS
Progress is slow but steady transitioning the Army and Air Force to the Joint Regional Security Stacks.
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LTG Alan Lynn on DISA’s role in securing DoD networks
Lynn shares his plans for the future of securing, operating and defending the government’s crucial information networks.
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Partnerships: The key to DISA’s success
LTG Alan Lynn on the importance of industry partnerships for mission success.
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MUOS testing shows early promise
Operational tests of the Mobile User Objective System communications systems show significant capability improvements.
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Intelsat General to connect CENTCOM
Coverage will extend across the Middle East, as well as Afghanistan and Pakistan.
-
Global microsatellite marked to reach $2.5B
North America will be the largest market, according to Research and Markets.
-
Contractors complete key multi-object kill vehicle program review
Raytheon, Lockheed Martin and Boeing completed program planning reviews with the Missile Defense Agency.
-
Network-enabled Harpoon missile completes free-flight test
The Navy’s AGM-84N Harpoon Block II+ successfully received target updates through its data link.
-
DISA builds out classified versions of its mobility program
DISA officials are working to meet the demand for new classified capabilities while keeping things secure.
-
DISA’s force-multiplying cyber defenses
As Defense Department networks get more complex, DISA opts to automate certain network functions and defenses.
-
Army, Air Force move on JRSS
Progress is slow but steady transitioning the Army and Air Force to the Joint Regional Security Stacks.
-
LTG Alan Lynn on DISA’s role in securing DoD networks
Lynn shares his plans for the future of securing, operating and defending the government’s crucial information networks.
-
Partnerships: The key to DISA’s success
LTG Alan Lynn on the importance of industry partnerships for mission success.
-
MUOS testing shows early promise
Operational tests of the Mobile User Objective System communications systems show significant capability improvements.
-
Intelsat General to connect CENTCOM
Coverage will extend across the Middle East, as well as Afghanistan and Pakistan.
-
Global microsatellite marked to reach $2.5B
North America will be the largest market, according to Research and Markets.
-
Contractors complete key multi-object kill vehicle program review
Raytheon, Lockheed Martin and Boeing completed program planning reviews with the Missile Defense Agency.
-
Network-enabled Harpoon missile completes free-flight test
The Navy’s AGM-84N Harpoon Block II+ successfully received target updates through its data link.
-
DISA builds out classified versions of its mobility program
DISA officials are working to meet the demand for new classified capabilities while keeping things secure.
-
DISA’s force-multiplying cyber defenses
As Defense Department networks get more complex, DISA opts to automate certain network functions and defenses.
-
Army, Air Force move on JRSS
Progress is slow but steady transitioning the Army and Air Force to the Joint Regional Security Stacks.
-
LTG Alan Lynn on DISA’s role in securing DoD networks
Lynn shares his plans for the future of securing, operating and defending the government’s crucial information networks.
-
Partnerships: The key to DISA’s success
LTG Alan Lynn on the importance of industry partnerships for mission success.
-
MUOS testing shows early promise
Operational tests of the Mobile User Objective System communications systems show significant capability improvements.
