From cluster to cluster: JTRS makes and rides the waves

Article Abstract:

The Joint Tactical Radio System (JTR) program gives a cutting edge communications technology to the US military by delivering the benefits of Global Information Grid down to individual platforms. The Software Communications Architecture, Cluster 1, Wideband Networking Waveform, Cluster 2, Cluster 5, Soldier Radio Waveform, and Cluster Airborne Maritime Fixed are clusters that bring together cross-service requirements in functional areas that may contain several JTR sets to fulfill the range of needs.

Product development, Electronic Components and Accessories, Search and navigation equipment, Military electronics industry, Thales Communications Inc., Joint Tactical Radio System (Weapons system)

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GD bags Alvis

Article Abstract:

General Dynamics' (GD's) bid to acquire a controlling interest in a British Company Alvis Vickers has been met with varying degrees of acceptance giving a good indication of GD's aspirations in the UK and elsewhere. The impact of this bid on the UK's Future Rapid Effects System (FRES) programme, the consolidation of Europe's AFV sector and other acquisitions of GD in Europe are discussed.

United Kingdom, Acquisitions & mergers, Motor Vehicles and Equipment, Tanks and tank components, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Company acquisition/merger, General Dynamics Corp., GD, Weapons industry, Military vehicle industry, Alvis Vickers Ltd.

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Artillery command and control

Article Abstract:

The article discusses some of the current and future-oriented development trends of the Artillery Command and Control (C2) systems. The C2 system performs a greater array of functions having added to their range and reach adding to demands on the new system.

Forecasts and trends, Equipment and supplies, Supply and demand, Command and control systems, Military operations

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