EXCLUSIVE: Inside the Foundry, the Navy’s program to modernize hardware across the surface fleet
Breaking Defense was given exclusive access to the Foundry, the US Navy's office developing its Integrated Combat System, vital for the surface fleet.
Founding the Foundry: Industry day approaches for Navy’s shipboard computing hardware initiative
The Foundry will be the sister program to the Navy's software factory known as "the Forge."
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Army undersecretary reviewing network modernization portfolio, wants ‘big bets’
"I've challenged the team here today: What can we do in terms of looking at next generation requirements? You know, big bets, whether it's in the transport layer, all of our tactical radios, what do we need to do to get the next generation of evolution," Army Undersecretary Gabe Camarillo told reporters.
Lockheed Martin, General Dynamics will compete for new Army electronic warfare program
The TLS-EAB program will have five phases and total about $163 million.
Army progresses on electronic warfare revamp
Army systems to give soldiers EW and cyber options on the battlefield are inching towards reality.
App store for warships: Inside the Navy’s project to revamp how the fleet gets software
The Forge, a Navy software factory, has lofty goals and bureaucracy to beat, but plans to bring its work to an operational destroyer this year.
Breaking Defense announces Breaking Defense Europe, a new, distinct, European edition
Breaking Defense Europe will launch May 4 with Tim Martin and Elisabeth Gosselin-Malo as co-editors.
‘Blue Angels for geeks’: Inside the Navy’s plan to ‘hack’ its own unmanned strategy
In an exclusive interview, the officer in charge of the Navy's research and development enterprise said he wants the upcoming Hack the Machine event to result in real demonstrations for Navy leadership by next year.
Robot Wolfpacks: The Faster, Cheaper 355-Ship Fleet
Smaller unmanned vessels will act as expendable scouts and decoys, larger ones -- over 50 meters -- will carry masses of missiles, while manned ships will carry both the largest systems and the human beings essential for rapid adaptation in combat.
We CAN Tie Army, Navy Missile Defense Networks: Navy Experts
SAN DIEGO: It’s completely possible to plug Army missile defenses into the Navy fire control network, a panel of Navy experts said Wednesday. That could make an obscure system called NIFC-CA (Naval Integrated Fire Control – Counter-Air) the electronic backbone of a seamless defense against Russian, Chinese, Iranian, or North Korean airstrikes and missile salvos. […]
Rear Adm. Joseph Horn Named Program Executive Officer For Integrated Warfare Systems
RADM Joe Horn (bio@ http://1.usa.gov/Y1l7Rq) to be Navy’s PEO Integrated Warfare Systems (http://bit.ly/Q6UUjx). Release @ http://1.usa.gov/VDUOwC SydneyFreedberg
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