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February 24, 2017 by

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23 Feb 17. PIDS+ and Flare-Up for Dutch F-16s. The Dutch F-16’s current Pylon Integrated Dispenser System, Universal (PIDSU) with MIL-STD-1760 capability will be upgraded to PIDS+ with Flare-Up. The system detects incoming missiles and dispenses flares to decoy the missile. The system counters heat-seeking missiles via six sensors and one processor. Three sensors are installed in both the left hand and right hand pylon so they provide almost full spherical coverage, and the processor is installed in the right hand pylon. The AAR-60(V)2 provides the threat information to the Terma ALQ-213 Electronic Warfare Management System in the cockpit. The ALQ-213 selects the most efficient dispense sequence which it executes from the Flare-Up installation – also in the PIDS+ pylon. (Source: Shephard)

23 Feb 17. DoD Announces the Launch of “Code.mil,” an Experiment in Open Source. The Department of Defense (DoD) announced the launch of Code.mil, an open source initiative that allows software developers around the world to collaborate on unclassified code written by federal employees in support of DoD projects. DoD is working with GitHub, an open source platform, to experiment with fostering more collaboration between private sector software developers and federal employees on software projects built within the DoD. The Code.mil URL redirects users to an online repository that will house code written for a range of projects across DoD for individuals to review and make suggested changes. This is a direct avenue for the department to tap into a worldwide community of developers to collectively speed up and strengthen the software development process. In exchange, DoD program code hosted on GitHub will be open and available for individuals to reuse and repurpose for personal and public projects. (Source: US DoD)

21 Feb 17. Systematic, DRS, Saab and El Taifa major beneficiaries of Harris UAE BMS Contract. Following our story (see: BATTLESPACE UPDATE Vol.19 ISSUE 08, 27 February 2017, NEWS FROM IDEX, Harris wins UAE BMS Contract) BATTLESPACE Editor Julian Nettlefold interviewed Christopher Tucker (MG US Retd.) VP International Business Development for Harris Corporation at IDEX.
Harris Corporation (NYSE:HRS) hreceived a two-year, $189m contract to provide an integrated battle management system (BMS) to the United Arab Emirates Armed Forces. The Harris system will provide the UAE with initial operational capabilities as the country implements enhanced battlefield management solutions. The contract was issued under the Emirates Command & Control System (ECCS) Land Tactical System (ELTS) program, a major C4ISR program that will integrate, coordinate and maximize the combined efficiency of UAE Armed Forces assets.
“This Land Tactical System project represents a major milestone in the advancement of battlefield management and staff function capabilities for the UAE Armed Forces,” said Ed Zoiss, president, Harris Electronic Systems. “It will help ensure that the UAE Land Forces brigades are equipped to succeed on the modern battlefield.”
Harris Battlefield Management Systems offer military customers a cutting-edge, continuous operations platform for situational awareness and staff functions. Through a combination of sophisticated technology and high-value systems integration services, military users can effectively track hostile and blue forces, develop and execute tactical operations and integrate personnel, intelligence, local weather, planning, and other data into battlefield operations.
“The contract signed will supply 1 Brigade of the UAE Armed Forces with a comprehensive Battle Management System, we won the contract against considerable opposition from Thales and Raytheon and were informed of our win in the Fall of 2016. We have three major subcontractors on the Program including DRS and Saab supplyi

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