Honeywell announces alternative military-grade navigation technology
Honeywell unveils three new military-grade navigation technologies
Digital Battlespace
PREMIUM: Survey shows little improvement in US military communications
A change of political culture is needed to procure better and more resilient technology from outside the traditional defence industry.
Slow procurement and a reluctance to use non-traditional defence companies are hindering communication capabilities, according to a survey of US military personnel; and according to one company leader, political expediency is also damaging procurement.
These results are according to the second annual ‘State of Military Communications Study’ by the Government ...
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