The Department of Defense wants to share bands of the electromagnetic spectrum with industry — and to do so, it needs a modern IT infrastructure to support automated sharing back and forth. Defense ...

The U.S. military will be able to use ENG spectrum to enhance readiness at 26 military bases When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Add ...

Picture this: A combat fire team fans out on a city block, and each soldier is connected to the rest of the platoon by a radio that provides location data and voice communications. Data and voice push ...

U.S. Marine Corps Master Sgt. Joshua Sholes, left, an electronic warfare chief with 1st Marine Division, and Jarome Voyles, an account manager with Consolidated Analysis Center International ...

WASHINGTON — The Department of Defense (DOD) would gladly consider sharing its portion of the radio-frequency spectrum with commercial wireless operators — if those companies assume liability for any ...

Peraton has received two awards from the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) Defense Spectrum Organization (DSO) worth up to $23 million over five years. The first award is a recompete for ...

Accessible radio frequencies are crucial for warfighter training, testing and operations. Ensuring access to the necessary electromagnetic spectrum for U.S. Defense Department missions is not an easy ...

The goal is more visibility into how that finite resource for communications is shared between defense and non-military users. The National Institute of Standards and Technology is creating a contract ...

WASHINGTON — The Pentagon is counterattacking in its efforts to block the transfer of radio spectrum to industry for use in wireless and other mobile applications. In a letter earlier to Senate ...