Curtiss-Wright to Provide Air Force With Encrypted Tactical Networking Tech for Deployable Comms
Curtiss-Wright will deliver encrypted tactical networking technology to the U.S. Air Force to help optimize and enhance its deployable communications.
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Curtiss-Wright will deliver encrypted tactical networking technology to the U.S. Air Force to help optimize and enhance its deployable communications.
Curtiss-Wright Corporation today announced it has been awarded a $16 million contract by Iron Bow, acting as the prime contractor, to provide the U.S. Air Force with an integrated solution that...
By Stephen Nakrosis Curtiss-Wright said it received a $16 million contract from Iron Bow, to provide PacStar 400 series modules and Commercial Solutions for Classified integration to the U.S....
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