Harris [HRS] is offering its production ready military radio called Harris Airborne Multi-Channel Radio (HAMR) to expand the Army’s growing network from the ground to the air. HAMR can bring wideband networking among helicopters, unmanned aerial vehicles and ground troops, a top company executive said. “It’s time to bring the network into the air,” Dennis Moran, vice president, Government Business Development, Harris RF Communications, told sister publication Defense Daily at the Association of the United States Army Winter Symposium in Huntsville, Ala., last…
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