USAF selects builder for second phase of F-35 reprogramming lab
The ACURL lab at Eglin AFB plays an important role in the F-35 programme.
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AFCEA West 2014: Panasonic tips tablets to replace Toughbook
The computer tablet will begin replacing ruggedised computers within the next 12 to 18 months, according to a senior company executive at Panasonic.
According to James Poole, Panasonic director for DoD sales, there is plenty of ‘buzz and interest’ in the utilisation of computer tablets although much will depend on ...
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