Airborne Communication

To keep pace with threats, the Department of Defense (DoD) is undergoing a change in how it procures military technology products and systems. From leveraging Other Transactional Authority agreements (OTAs) and innovative…

Global MilSatCom 2020, hosted by SMi Group’s Defence, came and went with the usual fanfare despite the event joining other conferences in going virtual. Leading members of the aerospace industry…

Phil Jasper wanted to be in the avionics and aerospace industry since he was a young boy. He still remembers riding on the back of his brother’s motorcycle with a…

The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) continues to focus on leveraging open architecture solutions to improve speed, flexibility, and costs, while getting technologies into the hands of warfighters, pilots, and…

AUSA Now 2020 featured and highlighted a number of new developments in battlefield communications and strategy as part of the U.S. Army’s push to address the future of multi-domain battles.…

{Editor’s Note: This article is contributed by Dr. Brett Walkenhorst, Director of R&D and Business Development at Silvus Technologies. Dr. Walkenhorst discusses how commercial waveforms and technologies and the development…

As part of The Modern Battlespace’s “Experts in the Field” series, our editorial team connects with various experts across the defense community to share their experience and insights with our…

The Army’s Future Vertical Lift Cross-Functional Team’s (FVL CFT) race to build the Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft (FLRAA) and Future Armed Reconnaissance Aircraft (FARA), entered a new stage with its…

In honor of Military Appreciation Month, the editors of Modern Battlespace are talking with military leaders, both active and retired, about their journey, how they view the future battlefield, and…

As part of The Modern Battlespace’s “Experts in the Field” series, our editorial team connects with various experts across the defense community to share their experience and insights with our…