Tag: Link-16
Spirit of Cooperation
The USAF’s Boeing B-2A Spirit strategic bombers are getting communications enhancements which will help them obtain new mission information during their sorties.
On 9th August,...
Project Radiate Delivers
The South African National Defence Force is finally receiving a surfeit of new tactical radios allowing it to retire a raft of legacy systems.
Reports...
Sharing the Picture
New incarnations of the Royal Air Force’s Guardian integrated air defence system command and control architecture will be upgraded with NATO’s Link-16 communications protocol....
OPAL connects to NATO’s Link 16 ESG and IAI unveil groundbreaking interoperability
Germany’s ESG Elektroniksystem and Logistik, and Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), have set up a groundbreaking demonstrator.
Based at ESG, this will highlight the exceptional...
June Radio Roundup
SATCOM for Hercules
R4 Integration’s Multi-Purpose Hatch System (MPHS) is being enhanced with Satcom Direct’s Plane Simple Ku-band (14 gigahertz/GHz uplink and 10.9GHz to 12.75GHz...
CESMO Steps Forward
NATO’s Cooperative Electronic Support Measure electronic warfare datalink protocol, better known as CESMO, is being enhanced with new capabilities.
The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation’s (NATO’s)...
SPOC’s Ears
The US Air Force’s SPOC airborne communications system moves forward, helping the air force’s realisation of its Airborne Battle Management System concept.
Towards late March,...
The Blessed Plot
A promising new development aims to overcome naval surveillance radar line-of-sight restrictions to improve ballistic missile detection and engagement.
Thales shared details of the Plot...
Sending a Clear Message
NATO is developing new messaging standards protocol for cyberspace operations which could soon complement the Alliance’s existing messaging formats.
The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO)...
December Radio Roundup
Armada's monthly roundup of all the latest news in the military communications product, programme and operational domains.
Joining Forces Down Under
Viasat and Trellisware are confident...