Tag: AUSA 2013
Ceradyne, Threat4 Introduce the MOHAWK Integrated Helmet System
Ceradyne, Inc. in conjunction with Threat4 Inc., is showing a new concept of helmet and head protection called 'MOdular HArd Wired Kitted' (MOHAWK). Integrating a headset communication system with hearing protection into the helmet eliminates redundant power sources and connecting cables on the helmet.
A ROBOT TEAM STANDS UP TO FIGHT IEDs
The Israeli robotics developer Roboteam is introducing a new miniature robot designed for intelligence gathering and counter IED operations. The ultra-light, 13-lb, highly maneuverable robot can be carried by an individual soldier, climbs stairs and 60⁰ obstacles, operates effectively indoors utilizing secure MANET data link
MBDA’s Miniature Missile Complete First Test Flight
MBDA performed the first test flight The KFK missile on 19 September 2012 at the military training centre in Baumholder, Germany. On this test the miniature missile demonstrator performed two successful unguided firings, with the missile travelling the planned distance in each case. The test was attended by German officials.
Elbit Systems to Deliver a New Configuration of the ATMOS SP...
Elbit Systems Ltd. reported today that it was awarded two contracts from a Far Eastern country to supply self-propelled artillery systems and communications equipment with a total value of approximately $50 million.
WIN-T Increment 2 Cleared for Deployment
The Army awarded General Dynamics C4 Systems a $346 million delivery order to procure the WIN-T Inc 2 network for additional Brigade Combat Teams and Division Headquarters units. The system completed its Initial Operational Test and Evaluation (IOT&E) during the Army's Network Integration Evaluation 12.2 this summer.
JLTV Program Enters the Final Round
The Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV) program entered a new phase yesterday, with the award of $187 million in three contracts for the 27 months Engineering and Manufacturing Development (EMD) phase of the program. Two independent contractors, Oshkosh Defense ($56 million) and AM general ($64 million) along with an industry team lead by Lockheed martin ($66 million) were selected to proceed to the EMD phase.
Where are the MRAP Going?
With missions in Iraq completed and Afghanistan drawing down, the Army hasn’t decided what to do with these monsters, available in many variants, from the massive Cougar to the all-terrain vehicle M-ATV, some are torn out by years of harsh service, others brand new, as they haven’t travelled a mile yet.
