Posted on May 14, 2020
The Army network plan to ‘compete everything’
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The Army recently conducted a critical design review for technologies it plans to deploy for Capability Set ’21, one of the first pieces of its battlefield network modernization.
In the review, the Army tested various elements of Cap Set ’21, such as tactical radios and satellite terminals. Now, the service is making a series of capability trade offs — assessing affordability, technical maturity and density across formation. For example, the Army is weighing trade-offs between how many of its two-channel Leader radios and more affordable single channel radios will ultimately end up in an infantry brigade.
In the review, the Army tested various elements of Cap Set ’21, such as tactical radios and satellite terminals. Now, the service is making a series of capability trade offs — assessing affordability, technical maturity and density across formation. For example, the Army is weighing trade-offs between how many of its two-channel Leader radios and more affordable single channel radios will ultimately end up in an infantry brigade.
The Army network plan to ‘compete everything’
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And then there = *magnets* and the *Big Easy* way of clearing data cells. Dorothy with a bucket of H20 notwithstanding.
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"The Big Easy" EasySep Magnet is designed to process 1 x 10^9 cells using EasySep or RoboSep reagents without the use of columns.
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