C4I
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Raytheon Champions Open Architecture As Path To Affordable UAS Futures
Raytheon [RTN] officials say it is clear that with conflict winding down in Iraq and Afghanistan and budget pressures, radical change is needed for unmanned aircraft systems to be affordable […]
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Block 30 Global Hawks Snag Key Approval
The Air Force has declared the latest block of RQ-4B Global Hawk drones, with which Pentagon testers found shortcomings in May, has reached the key development milestone of initial operational […]
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Industry Groups, TSA, Begin Known Crewmember Program
The Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA) and the Air Transport Association (ATA) have begun operations of a risk-based screening system for airline pilots, kicking off a trial last week at […]
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Global Hawk’s Costs Coming Down, Air Force says
The Air Force has reduced the operation and maintenance costs of the Global Hawk drone in recent months, an official said, as the spy plane faces increased scrutiny for its […]
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Northrop Grumman Wins $388 Million Mission Command Training Contract
The Army has awarded Northrop Grumman [NOC] a $388.4 million contract to provide training and technical services in support of the U.S. Army Mission Command Training Program (MCTP), the company […]
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Navy Awards Raytheon Global Positioning Contract
The Navy has awarded Raytheon [RTN]a $32 million contract for the Global Positioning System-based Positioning, Navigation and Timing Service (GPNTS) program for ships and submarines, the company said recently. GPNTS […]
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Second Boeing GPS IIF Satellite Handed Over To Air Force
Boeing [BA] recently announced that the second of 12 GPS IIF satellites the company is building for the Air Force has achieved operational acceptance and entered service. According to a […]
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- Budget Cuts Will Drive Navy’s Focus On Unmanned Systems, CNO says
- Budget Cuts Would Slow Open Architecture, Harm Interoperability, SPAWAR Official Says
- Northrop Grumman UAV Completes Successful At-Sea Deployment
- Northrop Grumman: Export Controls Hurting Drone Makers
- AeroVironment Receives $65 Million Order For New Digital Puma UAS
- GTSI To Acquire Federal IT Consulting Firm InSysCo
- Lockheed Martin Unveils Ruggedized Endurance UAS
- Textron Unit In Partnership With AME On Unmanned Systems Development
- Raytheon Champions Open Architecture As Path To Affordable UAS Futures
- Block 30 Global Hawks Snag Key Approval
- Industry Groups, TSA, Begin Known Crewmember Program
- Global Hawk’s Costs Coming Down, Air Force says
- Northrop Grumman Wins $388 Million Mission Command Training Contract
- Navy Awards Raytheon Global Positioning Contract
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Budget Cuts Will Drive Navy’s Focus On Unmanned Systems, CNO says
Reduced defense spending will force the Navy to focus more clearly on unmanned systems in the future and do a better job of integrating them into overall operations, Adm. Gary […]
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Budget Cuts Would Slow Open Architecture, Harm Interoperability, SPAWAR Official Says
NAVAL BASE SAN DIEGO–Budget cuts would not only slow the Navy’s effort to introduce open architecture (OA) information technology to the fleet but additionally would harm long-term interoperability, a senior […]