Most Read Military & Defense Technology Articles of 2022
In a year full of technology developments, new products and contract wins across the industry, here are the ten most read developments from 2022
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High Assurance Internet Protocol Encryptor Receives NSA Certification
General Dynamics Mission Systems’ TACLANE-C175N encryptor is a non-controlled, cryptographic item device that protects voice and data communications classified secret and below
Polish Air Force Orders F-16 Mission Training Center
The Elbit Systems simulation technology at the core of the Mission Training Center enables higher quality training and improves mission readiness
Threat Detection & Response System for Australian Combat Vehicles
The solution will enable combat vehicles to detect incoming rounds and initiate self-defense responses, including electronic warfare measures and kinetic effects
Terran Orbital Provides Satellite Buses for US Military Constellation
Terran Orbital is producing satellite buses for the Space Development Agency’s Transport Layer Tranche 0 constellation to provide secure high-bandwidth, low-latency data links for military users
Pratt & Whitney Engine Selected for Hypersonic Propulsion System
Pratt & Whitney’s F100 turbofan will act as the turbine portion of Hermeus’ turbine-based combined cycle engine to power the company’s Darkhorse hypersonic UAS
Gentex to Support NATO with Headborne Solutions
Under the contract, Gentex Corp will supply NATO with variants of Ops-Core FAST RF1 and XP ballistic helmet systems, as well as STEP-IN visors and the AMP Communication Headset and PTTs
3Gen Forward Looking Infrared Sensors in Development
Leonardo DRS has received a contract to provide the U.S. Army with advanced infrared sensors for 3rd generation sighting systems
USAF Selects Leidos for Air-Breathing Hypersonic System Development
Leidos will design and develop a large-class version that surpasses current air-breathing systems in range and payload capacity using digital engineering to ensure the design efforts help future development and transition
Phase 1B of Europe’s Future Combat Air System Officially Launched
Phase 1B will allow continuation of flying demonstrators and cutting-edge technology development and maturation as well as project architectures consolidation, with in-flight demonstrations targeted for 2028-2029
GPS Anti-Jam Technology Selected for Royal Navy Type 26 Frigate
Forsberg worked in collaboration with a systems integrator to supply the NovAtel GPS Anti-Jam Technology (GAJT) 700MS integrated CRPA antenna and receiver to fulfill the Navy’s requirements
Enterprise AI Applications Ordered Under US MDA Production Agreement
These first three orders rely on the C3 AI Platform to evolve critical AI capabilities across the Missile Defense Agency (MDA) for improved threat and flight assessment
