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| Last Dates for the Call for Papers for IST-083 Symposium The Information Systems Technology Panel (IST) will hold a Symposium in Prague, Czech Republic, from 21 to 22 April 2008.This symposium intends to cover the wide spectrum of questions that have to be addressed to provide coordinated and synchronized progress in interoperable tactical communications supporting Network Centric Operations. The research community (academic, commercial, military, and government) involved in the area of mobile and tactical communications is invited to present current capabilities, the latest advancements and breakthroughs, as well as ongoing research and plans for the future during the symposium. Abstracts can be uploaded from our website. The deadline for abstracts is 14th December 2007. This event is open to NATO nations and Partner for Peace nations.For further details please contact the IST Office. rto.nato.int |
100th Stryker repair completed at Qatar site CAMP AS SAYLIYAH, Qatar-A ceremony marking the completion of the 100th Stryker Combat Vehicle was held Jan. 12 at the Stryker Battle Damage Repair Facility, Camp As Sayliyah, Qatar. army.mil |
02/15/2008: New "Bundled" Iraq Laws Show Legislative Maturity, Officials Say The passage of a "bundle" of three important laws in Iraq shows a new legislative maturity for the Iraqi parliament, Pentagon officials said during a news conference in which they also discussed the redeployment of troops. defenselink.mil |
Guard Helping Residents in Midwest Flooding National Guard elements in Missouri, Arkansas and Indiana are helping evacuate residents, providing shelter, supplying potable water and performing other missions to help residents affected by Midwest flooding. army.mil |
New Compact 5 volt MIL-STD-1553 Transformer, Beta Transformer Technology Corporation, the leader in military and high-reliability aerospace magnetics, is introducing the MLP-2205 - a compact 0.4x0.4In footprint, 0.185In maximum height single channel transformer. A pair of MLP-2205 transformers can be used for dual channel applications, yielding an overall footprint that is smaller than industry-available dual transformers.The MLP-2205 is available in ratios compatible with 3.3, 5, 12, and 15 Volt transceivers. The 0.185In height makes it particularly attractive for today's smaller MIL-STD-1553 board topologies and has ratios to meet both transformer coupled and direct coupled applications. The MLP-2205 uses a robust header-style design which meets all the requirements of the MIL-PRF-21038 specification. It operates over the full Mil-temp range of -55°C to +130°C. This series is also available using tape and reel packaging. army-technology.com |