What DoD's weapon tester said about Army electronic warfare
While the DoD's weapons tester had a few criticisms regarding the Army's electronic warfare enterprise, it assessed there were improvements as well.
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While the DoD's weapons tester had a few criticisms regarding the Army's electronic warfare enterprise, it assessed there were improvements as well.
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RESTON, Virginia. Inmarsat Government has won a contract worth up to $410 million from the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) to provide satellite communications to support connectivity for the U.S. Army's Blue Force Tracker system, the company announced in a statement.