NEW YORK, Dec. 18, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Military Antennas Market: Report Description This Persistence Market Research (PMR) study offers a ten-year analysis and forecast of the global military ...

In order to understand the business evolution of digital antenna maker Mohu, it helps to examine a product the company did not successfully launch. Flat, flexible and sandwiched between two pieces of ...

The Air Force Research Lab is developing a liquid antenna that may streamline communications equipment on aircraft. "If you don't know what antenna you need in the field, you have to put on eight or ...

Phased array technology is far from new. Phased-array antennas have been used for decades in a variety of military applications. Now, however, their use in 5G systems in the Band 2 frequency range is ...

A small basic research investment by the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL), in partnership with the National Science Foundation, has created a community of origami researchers who in six short ...

A B-2 bomber is refueled at Diego Garcia, British Indian Ocean Territory, Aug. 21, 2024. Credit: U.S. Air National Guard NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. — The U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory awarded Northrop ...

Orchestrating a covert military operation requires lots of communication. Problem is, much of the military’s existing communications tech relies on bulky antennas that make covert overt in a hurry. To ...

General Dynamics SATCOM On-The-Move antennas provide secure, beyond-line-of-sight communications for U.S. and Coalition troops operating in remote locations. Designed for rugged tactical environments, ...

WASHINGTON — The ground terminals used to operate U.S. military and intelligence satellites are running out of capacity and in dire need of upgrades, warns a new report from the Government ...

"Whip" antennas—those long metal rods that used to extend from our cars—look pretty cool in a Smokey and the Bandit kind of way. But for military vehicles, they're not such a great solution. Troops in ...

WASHINGTON (AP) — An Iranian citizen has been charged with a plot to export military antennas from the United States in violation of the Arms Export Control Act. An indictment unsealed in U.S.