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Army Wants Higher Altitude Update for Special Operations Parachute
The U.S. Army seeks to update a certain parachute system to support special operation drops from altitudes exceeding 25K feet, Flight Global reported Wednesday.
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Tony Sabatino to Lead Securitas Critical Infrastructure Services as CEO
Tony Sabatino, former executive vice president of Securitas USA’s North American division, has been appointed to serve as CEO of the company’s critical infrastructure-focused business.
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MobileIron Adds Mobile Threat Detection Feature to Cloud Offering
MobileIron now offers a product designed to help federal agencies detect and address cyber threats carried out from mobile devices.
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in Executive Moves, NewsArmy Vet Michael Harper Named Woolpert Senior Strategist
Michael Harper, a 28-year U.S. Army veteran and a former civilian at the Army Geospatial Center, has been appointed a senior strategist at Woolpert. He will help broaden Woolpert's efforts to support military customers in the spatial data and mapping areas as part of his new responsibilities, the company said Tuesday.
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T-Rex Solutions Gets ISO Certification for Information Security Mgmt System
T-Rex Solutions has achieved a new certification with the International Organization of Standardization for the company’s information security management system.
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in Executive Moves, NewsFormer GDIT Exec Joseph Kostakis Joins C-HIT as Business Dev’t Director
Joseph Kostakis, an industry veteran with over 15 years of business development, corporate strategy and marketing experience, has been appointed director of business development at health information technology firm C-HIT, FedHealthIT reported Tuesday.
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Hawkeye Systems Builds ISR Tech for DoD Missions
Hawkeye Systems has continued working on technologies that will enable airborne ground surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities during U.S. military missions.
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in NewsSpaceX’s Dragon Spacecraft Returns After ISS Cargo Resupply Mission
SpaceX’s Dragon CRS-19 cargo spacecraft has traveled back to Earth after delivering supplies and experimental payloads to the International Space Station, Space.com reported Tuesday.
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