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The Allison FracTran has a service life up to 25,000 hours, an overhaul that provides a second life without hard parts resulting in low total cost of ownership, and eight ranges available with multiple gear ratio options to meet performance demands

The intelligent sustainment 4.0 platform predicts the logistical needs of armies and makes it easier for all air, naval and land systems and platforms to be ready to fulfil their mission in the best conditions

The Army intends to develop this payload to support the concept of a rapidly deployable smallsat constellation to provide more effective sensor-to-soldier data transmission when in the field

EIZO’s Condor GR4-RTX3000 supports four 3G-SDI inputs, four 3G-SDI outputs, and one DisplayPort (4K UHD) output

Saab's provision of training solutions to the Royal Netherlands Army and Marine Corps has been updated to include an upgraded Mobile Combat Training Centre featuring ‘Mortar and Forward Observer’ capabilities

NXTCOMM Defense will develop Ku-band Electronically Steerable Antenna (ESA) in a form factor that slots into products today while connecting with satellites that will be full constellations in the future

By enforcing consistent policies across endpoints, web and cloud, McAfee’s MVISION protects data as it leaves the device, travels to and from the cloud, and within cloud services to create a secure cloud edge for the Defense Innovation Unit

The contract builds on BAE’s delivery of more than 800 AN/ASQ-239 electronic warfare/countermeasure systems to date, providing Lockheed Martin F-35 jets with critical situational awareness and survivability capabilities

SX-920 series Ruggedized Chassis are 40/100 Gb Ethernet capable and aligned with the U.S. Army’s C5ISR Modular Open Suite of Standards (CMOSS) and The Open Group’s Sensor Open Systems Architecture (SOSA) technical standard

Collins Aerospace and Pratt & Whitney are working together with Raytheon to develop power and thermal management solutions that will enable future aircraft while also supporting upgrades to today’s fleet

The Co-operative Strike Weapons Technology Demonstrator (CSWTD) project led by the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory will develop an upgraded software system that will allow missiles to work together and communicate during missions