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Northrop Grumman and AT&T will deliver a cost-effective, scalable, open architecture solution that will help the DoD connect distributed sensors, shooters and data from all domains, terrains and forces

Nexter and Hellenic Defence Systems will offer the PHILOCTETES VBCI 2 infantry combat vehicle equipped with a T40 turret to meet the Army’s requirements for mobility, protection, modularity and firepower

Designed and tailored for the C-130J-30 platform, Collins Aerospace’s Very Low Frequency (VLF) solution will enable command, control, and communication between critical strategic assets

Navantia's F-110 frigates are multi-purpose escort ships, with anti-aircraft, anti-surface, and anti-submarine capabilities to perform force protection and naval power projection duties

The modernized Gray Eagle-Extended Range Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) incorporates open architecture aircraft and ground systems, advanced datalinks, and an upgraded propulsion system

This new technology from Collins Aerospace will provide real-time data across multiple classification levels to accelerate mission execution

The company showcased its Protected Tactical Enterprise Service (PTES)’s encryption capabilities in a virtual environment

BAE Systems’ AN/AAR-57 Common Missile Warning System alerts crews to incoming hostile fire and missile threats, automatically coordinates and cues countermeasures, and enables data recording for post-mission analysis

Two new agreements between NATO and Leidos cover the implementation of a testbed to validate new ballistic missile defense capabilities and support current NATO capabilities

With 3D technology, Embraer’s SABER M60 has a range of 32 nautical miles and an altitude of up to 16,400 feet, with the ability to track up to 60 targets simultaneously, including automatic target detection and classification

Sikorsky delivered four System Demonstration Test Article CH-53K helicopters to the Marine Operational Test and Evaluation Squadron One (VMX-1) to support the seven-month evaluation, which concluded in March