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DARPA plans network workshop
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency will sponsor an industry workshop on defending mobile networks.
Modernization
Army lays out logistics plan
The service hopes to connect logisticians to global communication networks in two years.
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Air Force awards another Cheyenne contract
The Air Force awarded Lockheed Martin a $287 million contract to continue updating computer systems inside Cheyenne Mountain.
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Army plans spring deployment of ABCS
It's not the alphabet -- it's the Army Battle Command System, with a 'good enough' version coming in May, the service says.
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DOD awards intelligence vendors
The Defense Intelligence Agency chose seven companies to provide IT products and services for itself and other organizations.
Modernization
Army honchos to meet on future comm systems
Army leaders will meet in early January to decide funding for future Army communications systems, industry officials said.
Modernization
Army seeks better Stryker communications
The service recommended spending $1.4 billion on artillery, aviation and communications improvements for the final two Stryker Brigades.
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GAO finds Iraq logistics problems
The General Accounting Office found five logistics problems.
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Army seeks $2.7 billion for FCS in 2005
That would be almost $1 billion more for Future Combat System than in the 2004 budget.
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Air Force selects vendors for accessories, rugged devices
The blanket purchase agreements are worth up to $223 million over three years.
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Computerized unit nabs Saddam
The 4th Infantry used sensors and computer systems to combine human and tactical intelligence to find Saddam Hussein.
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IT to help shape Army
Information technology will help the Army's Future Force efforts, according to the Army Chief of Staff.
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Army simulation could take first ITES leap
The Army's computer simulation office is interested in the Information Technology Enterprise Solutions contract.
Modernization
GIG-BE equipment contracts coming soon
Winners of hardware contracts for the military's Global Information Grid-Bandwidth Expansion will be announced Dec. 19, a Juniper official says.
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Air Force looks for commercial logistics software
The service plans to start a $1 billion program to use off-the-shelf programs to consolidate logistics systems.
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Army looks to IT for defending troops
A report suggests several technologies that can be used to defend against bombs in Iraq.
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An IT defense
The Army has produced a six-page report recommending using technologies to fight roadside bombs in Iraq.
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Council ideas save Air Force $4 million
Three commands consolidated PC purchases by following strategies developed by the Air Force Information Technology Council.
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Intell bill funds office to track terrorist money
The Treasury Department will create an office to track how terrorists spend and receive money, according to the conference report for the intelligence agency authorization bill.
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