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Navy details NMCI follow-on plan
The documents, totaling about 700 pages, describe how the Navy would like to see NMCI evolve after the original contract expires in 2010.
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Two win Navy C4ISR systems work
Analex Corp. and Lockheed Martin Corp. have won three-year contracts to perform command and control life cycle support services for a programs office of the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center San Diego.
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Navy begins test of tube-launched UAV
A Navy rotary-wing unmanned aerial vehicle designed to be fired from a sonobuoy launch tube will enter what is planned to be a final phase of testing under a $10.5 million contract award to Lite Machines, of West Lafayette, Ind.
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William Leigher as director of information operations
Rear Adm. William Leigher is being assigned as director of information operations, at the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations.
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DOD ups research with Navy supercomputer
The Defense Department has increased its supercomputing capacity with the purchase of an IBM supercomputer for the Naval Oceanographic Office’s Major Shared Resource Center.
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Instant picture
Instead of a visual scan that can take several minutes with a periscope, the camera can provide an instant full view of the surface.
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Drills test NMCI system
The Navy and a contractor hold drills to measure the capability of workers to maintain the continuity of operations of the Navy Marine Corps Intranet
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A virtual plane for Navy techs
The Navy has found a better way to troubleshoot an aircraft. It commissioned American Systems to develop simulators for F/A-18C maintenance training.
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Rough seas ahead for usv
Unmanned surface vehicles might be the Navy’s future, but they have obstacles to overcome.
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