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Soldier Battle JTRS: The HMS Radio Set + SANR

Soldier Battle JTRS: The HMS Radio Set + SANR

PRC-154 with 75th RR (click to view full) The Pentagon's JTRS (Joint Tactical Radio System) aimed to replace existing radios in the American military with a single set of software-define radios that could have new frequencies and modes ("waveforms") added via upload,...

JTRS AMF: Airborne & Maritime Awards

JTRS AMF: Airborne & Maritime Awards

The US military's JTRS program began in the late 1990s as an attempt to unify its underlying communications infrastructure. The program was visionary - and very ambitious. Ongoing requirements creep was thrown into the mix, and the resulting delays and cost overruns...

Rapid Fire 2011-04-14: JTRS GMR Costs

Rapid Fire 2011-04-14: JTRS GMR Costs

* Defense spending would total $513 billion under the compromise FY 2011 continuing resolution (CR) unveiled [PDF] by the House Appropriations Committee, a reduction of $18.1 billion from what the Obama administration wanted but $5 billion more than last year. Still,...

Up to $54.9M to Boeing’s Phantom Works for JTRS Network Software Support

Up to $54.9M to Boeing’s Phantom Works for JTRS Network Software Support

Boeing Co.'s Phantom Works in Huntington Beach, CA received a $33 million indefinite-delivery/ indefinite-quantity contract for Joint Tactical Radio System (JTRS) enterprise network manager (JENM) software support. The support is for the Joint Program Executive Office...

Aeroflex Wins $40.5M Order to Provide JTRS Test Equipment

Aeroflex Wins $40.5M Order to Provide JTRS Test Equipment

Aeroflex 7200 Radio Tester(click to view full) Aeroflex Wichita in Wichita, KS won [pdf] a maximum $40.5 million indefinite-delivery/ indefinite-quantity contract from the US Marine Corps for ground radio maintenance automatic test systems. A delivery order with a...

Thales PRC-148 JEM: The First Tactically Deployed JTRS Radio?

Thales PRC-148 JEM: The First Tactically Deployed JTRS Radio?

MBITR: Calling in...(click to view full) The AN/PRC-148 MBITR is the hand-held radio for USSOCOM, the most widely fielded multi-band portable radio in the US armed services, and is also in use by many NATO Special Forces. Special Operations Technology has described...