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Network-agnostic, and certified to operate on the Wideband Global Satcom network, JetWave MCX meets the needs of military operators for secure, high-speed and resilient beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) communications
Fitting in the bed of a pickup truck, the system comprises a high-energy laser weapon module, a long-range EO-IR sensor that also serves as the beam director, thermal control, internal electrical power, and targeting software for use in the toughest environments
General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems (GA-EMS) will provide production, manufacturing, engineering, program management, logistics support, and information assurance to deliver EMALS and AAG shipsets for CVN 81
Worth over 700 MNOK, the agreement also includes technical assistance and support for the training of Romanian technical personnel
Viasat will help Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) demonstrate real-time space relay connectivity between Department of Defense (DoD) Low Earth Orbit (LEO) spacecraft and commercial geostationary (GEO) satellites
Designed to meet emerging missions and threats in a large-scale combat environment, Sierra Nevada Corporation's Voly-T is a rapidly deployable, runway-independent, reconnaissance, surveillance and target acquisition system
Ordered for the Over-The-Horizon Weapon System (OTH WS) program, the Naval Strike Missile (NSM) provides superior operational performance and high survivability against all enemy defense systems
Silent, mid-endurance electric VTOL fixed-wing sUAS Vector delivers real-time, high-resolution downlink imagery to operators performing mid-range reconnaissance missions
CAE's MAD-XR system, a highly sensitive magnetometer, can be used as a sensor to detect submarines and offers increased range, sensitivity coupled with reduced size, weight and power requirements
The F100 will propel the Darkhorse to speeds of around Mach 2.8, a ramjet will take over at the transition point, propelling Darkhorse to its target velocity of Mach 5
The government-to-government contract for the helicopters, to be operated by the Air Force and Army, was executed between the Argentina Ministry of Defense (MoD) and the Canadian Commercial Corporation (CCC)
The Transwing incorporates advanced aerodynamics, state-of-the-art materials, ground-breaking propulsion systems, and promises unparalleled speed, range, and operational efficiency
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