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Time is running out to submit an abstract for presentation at the MPSC sponsored Defense Power and Energy Conference 4 - 6 June. If you have, or will in the near future, a potential solution to solve the operational energy challenges faced by our military, this is conference you wait to attend and present. The deadline for submitting an abstract is 5 April! Go to milpwr.org for submission and more details about DPEC

Address the challenges faced in the space domain at PSC's upcoming Defense Conference. Discover the capabilities needed and emerging technologies that could prove pivotal in military and civilian endeavors. Learn more and register: https://bit.ly/46jRHo8 #PSCdefense23 #SpaceStrategy

"In the years following Desert Storm, China recognized it needed to harness similar budgetary trade space between its domains. The People’s Liberation Army shrunk its land force to strengthen naval, air and space forces. Now it is time for the U.S. to follow a similar path." The author suggests the U.S. take a page out of the PRC's playbook by cutting Army funding in favor of a USAF/USSF plus up. Good move? Also, is the Army a "less important service" in the Indo-Pacific fight? #fy2025ndaa #indopacific #capitalparkpartners

The ability to communicate is a foundational component of Command and Control (C2) from the strategic to the tactical level. The biggest challenge is interoperability. Learn how REDCOM and Curtiss-Wright have solved this problem using REDCOM Sigma® and mission-appropriate tactical hardware from Curtiss-Wright. The result is a system that simplifies the integration of legacy, existing, and future infrastructure on land, sea, and air communications platforms. Register Now: https://ow.ly/MbUR50PUaOH Military & Aerospace Electronics #tacticalcomms #defense #PacStar

The recently released US defense budget suggests that the US military is reaching its capability and capacity limits. The US force is too expensive to grow within realistic fiscal constraints, but too small to meet America's growing national security needs. To fund next-generation crewed platforms and sustain those already in the force, the Pentagon now must retire more ships and aircraft each year than it buys. The Department of Defense could escape this force structure death spiral by incorporating uncrewed systems as an integral part of the US military, rather than as extensions of the crewed force that handle only "dirty, dull, and dangerous" missions. President of General Atomics Aeronautical Systems David Alexander sat down with Bryan Clark and Dan Patt to discuss how the US could exploit uncrewed technology in "hedge forces" like those the Pentagon is pursuing through its Replicator initiative. Watch their full discussion here: https://lnkd.in/gRh3NJd4

Learn about command and control at the tactical edge NASHUA, N.H. - Military + Aerospace Electronics cordially invites you to join our free webinar on 26 October at 2 p.m. Eastern to learn more about command and control at the tactical edge. The ability to communicate is a foundational component of Command and Control (C2), from the strategic to the tactical level. Though the primary means of communication may differ by echelon, the biggest challenge remains the same: interoperability. https://lnkd.in/e2D-3AsT

New Marine radios cement electromagnetic spectrum superiority n a decisive move meant to ensure dominance over the electromagnetic spectrum, Marine Corps Systems Command is on track to upgrade 50,000 legacy radios with state-of-the-art multi-channel, crypto-compliant models in Fiscal Year 2024. In line with Force Design’s call for rapid force modernization, MARCORSYSCOM’s Program Manager for Communications Systems, or PM CS, team has moved quickly— fielding more than 4,000 radios across the fleet since October 2023. In recent years, experts have warned that stagnation in U.S. electromagnetic spectrum operations— the strategic and tactical management of electromagnetic frequencies for military communications, intelligence, and combat operations— has enabled our adversaries to significantly challenge American dominance in this crucial domain.

#Anritsu's app note examines the pivotal role of #SATCOM in contemporary military operations. Download now to learn how interference challenges threaten the reliability of #satellitecommunications, as well as how to address these challenges. #5G #militaryoperations #militarycommunications #spectrumanalyzer #spectrumanalysis

AMAT VICTORIA CURAM--Victory Favors Those Who Take Pains (prepare)... -Blue alludes to the sky, the primary theater of Air Force operations. -Yellow refers to the sun and the excellence required of Air Force personnel. -The three inbound deltas are symbolic of the Squadron’s weapon systems with the middle delta representing the Air Launched Cruise Missile and the two outer deltas representing the two distinct types of Minuteman III Reentry Vehicles. Additionally, the three deltas are symbolic of the Squadron’s officer, enlisted and civilian workforce who maintain and support the global deterrent mission. -The globe represents the domain under the unit’s protection as well as the unity of the sister services in protecting the Nation and its interests. -The atom surrounded by two red bands symbolizes the nuclear arena in which the Squadron operates, while capturing the unit’s vigilant stewardship of the Nation’s most powerful military capability.

Critical components for RF, microwave communication technology for civilian and military applications. Mirror finish just because we can!