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The US Army's Communications-Electronic Command (CECOM) is increasingly adapting commercial off-the-shelf communications technnology for military uses. Instead of developing technology that is strictly for military use, as was the practice in the past, CECOM has began evaluating commercially developed technology for their military potential. This tactic is now being used in adapting the conventional digital cellular phone into a universal, secure communication equipment for tomorrow's warfighters.

Author: Goodman, Glenn W., Jr.
Publisher: Army Times Publishing Co.
Publication Name: Armed Forces Journal International
Subject: Military and naval science
ISSN: 0196-3597
Year: 2000
Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing, Military Communications Eqp, Military communications equipment

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Hovering C-130

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Bell Helicopter Textron is developing a new, large, quad tilt-rotor aircraft with great potential utility for the Marine Corps and other armed force service branches. The new aircraft would have the cargo capacity of a C-130. Its fuselage is roughly the size of a stretched C-130-30 model but lacks a vertical tail and uses two MV-22 Osprey-type wings, forward and aft. Engines and prop motors are mounted on the outboard tips of each wing. The aircraft would fly at 280-knot cruise speed and feature air-to- air refueling capability.

Author: Goodman, Glenn W., Jr.
Publisher: Army Times Publishing Co.
Publication Name: Armed Forces Journal International
Subject: Military and naval science
ISSN: 0196-3597
Year: 2000
V/STOLs, Military, Bell Helicopter Textron Inc.

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Eyes over the water: US Navy set to initiate a replacement program for its P-3C maritime patrol aircraft

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The article examines plans and development efforts to replace the venerable P-3C maritime patrol aircraft. The future replacement will likely have both a manned aircraft and unmanned air vehicle component. The article also discusses efforts to maintain and upgrade current P-3C aircraft.

Author: Goodman, Glenn W., Jr.
Publisher: Army Times Publishing Co.
Publication Name: Armed Forces Journal International
Subject: Military and naval science
ISSN: 0196-3597
Year: 2001
Strategy & planning, Aircraft, Remotely Piloted Vehicles & Drones, Observation & Patrol Aircraft, Antisubmarine Aircraft, United States. Navy, P-3 (Aircraft)

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