Communications
Always On, Always Connected
For the soldier making a call from the mountains, the first responder receiving data in the aftermath of a disaster, the boater in distress sending his location to the Coast Guard, and the astronaut orbiting the earth receiving a message from mission control, the ability to communicate is crucial. Across vast distances, through dangerous terrain, and in any domain, we provide secure voice and data communications when the mission depends on it.
The Backbone of the U.S. Army's Tactical Network Is WIN-T
With the General Dynamics-built Warfighter Information Network-Tactical (WIN-T), commanders can communicate on-the-move and soldiers can have their voices heard, their texts received, and their location displayed on a map.
Radios
Every day around the globe, our radios ensure planes land safely, isolated personnel are found, soldiers communicate securely and first responders have the communications they need to go where no one else can.
Spaceborne Communications
Our spaceborne communications products enable spacecraft to transmit scientific data from the surface of a distant planet, receive GPS signals to precisely locate itself in space, and maintain the critical link that allows astronauts to talk to mission control.
Public Safety
Today's first responders need instant access to secure voice and data networks to communicate critical information anytime, anywhere. With General Dynamics' 4G LTE technology, first responders have reliable, high-speed access to voice, video and data when they need it, at their fingertips.
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Autonomy Takes Flight: The Brains & Communications Systems Inside The New Starliner Spacecraft
General Dynamics is delivering electronic components and systems to help the Starliner fly safely into orbit and autonomously rendezvous and dock with the International Space Station, then return safely to the Earth.
General Dynamics Mission Systems’ GPS Source Provides U.S. Army Forces in Germany with Improved Positioning, Navigation and Timing Data
The GPS Source developed and manufactured MAPS Gen 1 system is now installed onto select Stryker vehicles belonging to US European Command as part of a fielding effort that is expected to cover thousands of vehicles in Europe.
MUOS Secure Communications Satellite System Ready For Full Operational Use
A new global, military, satellite-based cellular network designed to revolutionize secure communications for mobile forces is now ready for full operational use in warfighting environments. The Mobile User Objective System (MUOS), developed by prime contractor Lockheed Martin with ground systems pr…