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The Atmospheric Water Extraction program aims to provide fresh water for a range of military, stabilization and humanitarian needs, through the development of small, lightweight, low-powered systems

Cluster 2 has up to ten times the collection capacity of Cluster 1 already in orbit, allowing HawkEye 360 to offer increasingly robust space-based RF data insights and improved geolocation accuracy

The NGJ-LB airborne electronic warfare system will replace the aging ALQ-99 Tactical Jamming System pods currently operating in the low frequency spectrum, enabling extended stand-off jamming capability and air superiority

Five separate cost-plus-fixed-fee contracts have been awarded by AFRL, totalling over $130 million with an available ceiling of over $400 million.

The Rotary-Wing MTC is a networked multi-platform, mission-oriented, helicopter training center that will provide multi-level training for helicopter pilots and aircrews

The VT085/VT086 from VadaTech, when used together, forms a complete KVM extension over a secure LC Fiber link, and the video encode/decode is lossless

Boeing’s two ground-based weapons systems trainers and operational flight trainer will be equipped with dynamic motion seats and 8K native projectors, and will complement pilots time in the actual aircraft

Argentum Medical’s SILVERLON® antimicrobial dressing is currently used extensively by the U.S. Military; findings in the report show silver-nylon dressing to be uniquely portable, easy-to-use and had lower infection rates

By keeping power low and functionality high, the SWE440S 3U VPX Switch provides greater interoperability and integration with SBCs, FPGAs, and Ethernet switches

Heilind Electronics introduces Amphenol Procom 4200 series colinear antennas, featuring a center-fed dipole design and feed network to achieve a stable radiation pattern across a wide bandwidth

The infusion of this advanced processing capability delivers earlier threat warnings by equipping the airborne radar with the ability to detect stealthier threats from farther away