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29 Mag, 2020

Leonardo DRS to Digitize US Army Howitzer Fire Control Systems

ARLINGTON, VA — Leonardo DRS, Inc. announced today that it has been awarded a contract by the U.S. Army Contracting Command to provide mission-critical computing systems for the M777A2 Lightweight 155MM towed howitzer.

The indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract is worth up to $21,470,…

NATO Provides State-of-the-Art Comms to Allied Navies

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29 Mag, 2020

NATO Provides State-of-the-Art Comms to Allied Navies

The NATO Communications and Information (NCI) Agency is enabling Allies to tap into satellite communications for their maritime operations and update the cryptographic equipment on their ships. This is an example of how NATO membership gives access to state-of-the art defence technology and the expe…

EDA Project Aims for Multifunctional Smart Textiles for Defence

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29 Mag, 2020

EDA Project Aims for Multifunctional Smart Textiles for Defence

BRUSSELS — Smart textiles are a new generation of innovative material offering very interesting multifunctional properties such as being integrable into uniforms and platforms. They therefore have drawn the attention of the defence sector.

Against this backdrop, EDA has incorporated smart te…

Triumph Reports Progress on Aerospace Structures Strategic Review

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29 Mag, 2020

Triumph Reports Progress on Aerospace Structures Strategic Review

BERWYN, Pa. — Triumph Group, Inc. today provided an update on its strategic review of its Aerospace Structures subsidiary.

In April 2019, Triumph announced it was undertaking a comprehensive review of its structures business as it focuses on its core systems and product support markets and capa…

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28 Mag, 2020

Taiwan’s deputy defense minister confirms decision to acquire coastal Harpoon missiles

Taiwan’s deputy defense minister Chang Zhe-Ping has confirm to legislators that Taipei has decided to acquire the coastal road-mobile variant of the Boeing Harpoon Block II missile. Chang said the missiles should enter service with the Navy’s Hai Feng squadron in 2023. When asked why the country choose to buy the American weapon when the […]

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28 Mag, 2020

Radar sensitivity could be greatly enhanced thanks to improvements to microwave signals in atomic clocks

Researchers have found a way to boost the stability of microwave signals one hundred times by using optical frequencies from atomic clocks. Credit: F. Quinlan/NIST The result could lead to higher-resolution imaging for radar and improving navigation. For more information, hit the Source below Source

Category: Notizie Estero

Leonardo DRS to Digitize US Army Howitzer Fire Control Systems

NATO Provides State-of-the-Art Comms to Allied Navies

EDA Project Aims for Multifunctional Smart Textiles for Defence

Triumph Reports Progress on Aerospace Structures Strategic Review

Taiwan’s deputy defense minister confirms decision to acquire coastal Harpoon missiles

Radar sensitivity could be greatly enhanced thanks to improvements to microwave signals in atomic clocks

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