US companies implement diverse strategies to enhance supply chain
The conflicts in Ukraine and Israel have been driving the US defence industry toward increasing production of platforms and systems.
The DOCK StreamCaster has been designed as a ‘compact and lightweight’ solution which is rugged with a low SWaP profile. (Photo: Silvus)
Silvus Technologies and Kägwerks unveiled the latest member in their family of Dismounted Operator’s Combat Kit (DOCK) ecosystem ahead of SOF Week in Tampa, Florida.
Publicly announced on 16 April, the DOCK StreamCaster tactical networking system comprises a chest-mounted Samsung S23TE end-user device (EUD) directly connected to Silvus’ SC4240P or SL4210P StreamCaster mobile ad hoc networking (MANET) software-defined radios (SDRs).
This latest solution has been designed to provide modern and ‘universally connected’ warfighters with secure and resilient connectivity and enhanced situational awareness, no matter where they are operating and when, company officials explained.
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The conflicts in Ukraine and Israel have been driving the US defence industry toward increasing production of platforms and systems.
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