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The Army’s next network strategy: halt, fix, pivot
The Army has submitted a report to Congress that describes the Army’s strategy for modernizing its networks.
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Missile Defense Agency asks for $700 million to bolster hypersonic defense
The fiscal 2019 budget for the Missile Defense Agency calls for spending $732 million on hypersonic defense in the coming years.
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Did the Army consider all competition on its $4B radio program?
According to one company, which did not qualify to compete, the Army “was always stubbornly committed” to requirements that could only be met by incumbents.
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A special Afghan unit could be the Army’s test case for its future network
The Army is looking to the newly established advise-and-assist brigade that’s headed to Afghanistan to help inform modernization efforts associated with communications gear for conventional units.
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What a new Army brigade can learn from the special ops community
While multi-function systems are the future for the military, they are especially critical for small teams that will be deploying to Afghanistan.
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The command and control issues Army advisers will face in Afghanistan
Overcoming differences in systems, language and force structure are some of the command and control challenges facing a new brigade headed to Afghanistan.
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Here’s the comms and networking gear the Army’s advisers in Afghanistan need
As a specialized Army advise-and-assist brigade deploys to Afghanistan, here’s what they’ll need for communications.
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Improving battlefield networks
Juan Navarro of Domo Tactical Communications explains how mesh networks can make urban warfare more efficient.
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1 SFAB taking pages of lessons
The Army’s new 1st Security Force Assistance Brigade is leaning a lot of lessons during their rotation at the Joint Readiness Training Center.
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SFAB working through capability and capacity issues
The nature of the Army’s new specialized advise and assist brigade is pushing capabilities down to lower echelons.
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The Army’s next network strategy: halt, fix, pivot
The Army has submitted a report to Congress that describes the Army’s strategy for modernizing its networks.
-
Missile Defense Agency asks for $700 million to bolster hypersonic defense
The fiscal 2019 budget for the Missile Defense Agency calls for spending $732 million on hypersonic defense in the coming years.
-
Did the Army consider all competition on its $4B radio program?
According to one company, which did not qualify to compete, the Army “was always stubbornly committed” to requirements that could only be met by incumbents.
-
A special Afghan unit could be the Army’s test case for its future network
The Army is looking to the newly established advise-and-assist brigade that’s headed to Afghanistan to help inform modernization efforts associated with communications gear for conventional units.
-
What a new Army brigade can learn from the special ops community
While multi-function systems are the future for the military, they are especially critical for small teams that will be deploying to Afghanistan.
-
The command and control issues Army advisers will face in Afghanistan
Overcoming differences in systems, language and force structure are some of the command and control challenges facing a new brigade headed to Afghanistan.
-
Here’s the comms and networking gear the Army’s advisers in Afghanistan need
As a specialized Army advise-and-assist brigade deploys to Afghanistan, here’s what they’ll need for communications.
-
Improving battlefield networks
Juan Navarro of Domo Tactical Communications explains how mesh networks can make urban warfare more efficient.
-
1 SFAB taking pages of lessons
The Army’s new 1st Security Force Assistance Brigade is leaning a lot of lessons during their rotation at the Joint Readiness Training Center.
-
SFAB working through capability and capacity issues
The nature of the Army’s new specialized advise and assist brigade is pushing capabilities down to lower echelons.
-
The Army’s next network strategy: halt, fix, pivot
The Army has submitted a report to Congress that describes the Army’s strategy for modernizing its networks.
-
Missile Defense Agency asks for $700 million to bolster hypersonic defense
The fiscal 2019 budget for the Missile Defense Agency calls for spending $732 million on hypersonic defense in the coming years.
-
Did the Army consider all competition on its $4B radio program?
According to one company, which did not qualify to compete, the Army “was always stubbornly committed” to requirements that could only be met by incumbents.
-
A special Afghan unit could be the Army’s test case for its future network
The Army is looking to the newly established advise-and-assist brigade that’s headed to Afghanistan to help inform modernization efforts associated with communications gear for conventional units.
-
What a new Army brigade can learn from the special ops community
While multi-function systems are the future for the military, they are especially critical for small teams that will be deploying to Afghanistan.
-
The command and control issues Army advisers will face in Afghanistan
Overcoming differences in systems, language and force structure are some of the command and control challenges facing a new brigade headed to Afghanistan.
-
Here’s the comms and networking gear the Army’s advisers in Afghanistan need
As a specialized Army advise-and-assist brigade deploys to Afghanistan, here’s what they’ll need for communications.
-
Improving battlefield networks
Juan Navarro of Domo Tactical Communications explains how mesh networks can make urban warfare more efficient.
-
1 SFAB taking pages of lessons
The Army’s new 1st Security Force Assistance Brigade is leaning a lot of lessons during their rotation at the Joint Readiness Training Center.
-
SFAB working through capability and capacity issues
The nature of the Army’s new specialized advise and assist brigade is pushing capabilities down to lower echelons.
