Comtech develops MTS for US Army need

Article Abstract:

Comtech Mobile Datacom Corporation has developed a new version of its Movement Tracking System (MTS) known as MTS Plus for the US Army in response to requirements of the US Army. It is provided with an embedded Ground-Based GPS Receiver Application Module (GBGRAM), an emergency '911' button and an embedded RFID interrogator.

Product development, National Security, Dept of the Army, Technology application, United States. Army, Tracking systems, Tracking systems (Navigation), Comtech Mobile Datacom Corp.

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Challenge to update Taiwan's SIGINT

Article Abstract:

A United States intelligence source declares that Taiwan's communication systems are unable to keep pace with modern signals. However, two major problems make such purchases difficult due to Taiwan's decreasing defense budget and a growing public apathy towards expensive programmes.

Financial management, Finance, Company financing

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Challenge to update Taiwan's SIGINT

Article Abstract:

A United States intelligence source declares that Taiwan's communication systems are unable to keep pace with modern signals. However, two major problems make such purchases difficult due to Taiwan's decreasing defense budget and a growing public apathy towards expensive programmes.

General services, Facilities & equipment, Radio & TV communications equipment, Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing, Military Command & Control Systems, Purchasing, Equipment and supplies, Command and control systems

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