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Using high quality video and audio, rescue forces on the surface can communicate with rescuees and onboard attendants prior to the ascent to the surface, allowing crew to obtain information on their health and status to prepare for treatment

The bridges from WFEL can be configured in various different ways, with the first configuration allowing Royal Engineers to build a 31m Double Storey and a five-bay Single Storey bridge for operational and emergency disaster relief scenarios

The L3Harris XL Extreme radio and all new speaker microphone combine to create a solution designed for optimal performance under severe environmental conditions for military personnel, hazmat units and firefighters

The new SKYDEX IsoFit Helmet Protection System will improve operational effectiveness, provide better impact protection, and solve the problem of poor helmet fitting and stabilization challenges with a unique custom fit liner

Luminous Cyber’s highly resilient, cost-effective Location Information System (LIS) is a robust alternative to GPS/GNSS for assured position, navigation and timing (A-PNT)

The 3U VPX rugged SSDs deploy NVMe / PCIe Gen 3 interfaces with speeds exceeding 6.0 GB/s and capacities of 16 TB and are designed to work in extreme environmental conditions such as military, defense, and aerospace applications

The new Link 16-capable satellite being developed by Viasat will feature military-grade encryption to enable warfighters to share information and build a common operating picture of the battlefield

CACI’s technicians and engineers will partner with the Army to monitor, analyze and develop complex technology tools and systems to counter evolving threats

Rohde & Schwarz will be responsible for the development, design, manufacture, integration and acceptance of communication suites for the Brazilian Navy’s Tamandaré frigate class program

The Trophy, Active Protection System (APS) from Rafael Advanced Defense Systems provides mature, combat-proven protection against rocket and missile threats and simultaneously locates the origin of the hostile fire for immediate response

Northrop Grumman conducted a flight test to demonstrate the capabilities of Terracotta, its new fully-digital open mission systems (OMS)-compliant wideband active electronically scanned array (AESA) sensor