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The U.S. Army awarded Comtech Telecommunications a $48,600,000 contract on 2023-10-03 to develop a satellite modem that can connect to multiple networks.
Agile Defense is partnering with Telesis Corporation and S2 Technologies to deliver mission-critical capabilities aligned with U.S. Army strategic innovation goals.
Chinese and Russian space companies operating in the US may be subject to capital market sanctions due to their connections to the People's Liberation Army.
Kodeboyina was commissioned as an officer in the U.S. Army Reserve and became a U.S. citizen.
China created the People’s Liberation Army Strategic Support Force in 2015 as the fifth branch of the PLA to integrate and oversee space, cyber, and electronic warfare.
Military researchers from the People's Liberation Army suggested that the PRC must be able to disable the Starlink system if it poses a national security threat.
Northrop Grumman successfully demonstrated the DSaT platform at the Experimental Demonstration Gateway Event (EDGE) ’23 hosted by the U.S. Army.
L3Harris won a contract in September 2022 to develop Phase 2 of the U.S. Army’s Multi-Domain Sensing System program.
Teledyne FLIR Defense has won a five-year IDIQ contract worth up to $93.9 million to provide Black Hornet 3 Personal Reconnaissance Systems to the United States Army.
The U.S. Army has placed orders totaling more than $125 million for the Black Hornet 3 multi-faceted drone.
The U.S. Army began acquiring Black Hornet 3s in 2018 as part of its Soldier Borne Sensor program.
Total Army investment in Black Hornet is expected to exceed $225 million by 2028.
Comtech (NASDAQ: CMTL) was awarded a $30,000,000 contract from Fairwinds Technologies, LLC to provide Comtech’s nexgen Troposcatter Family of Systems in support of U.S. Army tactical communications.
The People's Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) is responsible for protecting critical supply routes across the Indo-Pacific.
Out of the 31 drones, fifteen will be allocated to the navy, while eight each will be assigned to the army and the Indian Air Force.
The sUAS will provide Army platoons, comprising 20 to 50 soldiers, with rapidly deployable surveillance and reconnaissance capability.
Red Cat Holdings' subsidiary, Teal Drones, has secured an additional $1.2 million to develop a new sUAS prototype for the U.S. Army’s Short Range Reconnaissance (SRR) program.
The U.S. Army is obligating a total of $2.7 million for Teal Drones' participation in the SRR program.
The SRR program will now consist of a final tranche, as advised by the Army.
The U.S. Army is obligating a total of $2.7 million for Teal Drones’ participation in the SRR program.