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One step ahead
Clearing a path for our nation’s best.
Developing agile solutions for our soldiers is paramount. We are constantly perfecting our ground game, delivering tools that earn the confidence of those in command. By providing mission-critical situational awareness and real-time information, gathering intelligence and reconnaissance, vital information is always at-hand for our partners in the armed forces.
Command & Control
Advanced C2 applications for the command post and on-the-move mission command.
Communications
Mission-critical connectivity providing lifelines anytime, anywhere.
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.
Intelligence Systems
Accelerating content, context and consequence.
Services
Our support goes beyond product delivery.
SATCOM Technologies
A global leader and manufacturer of satellite and wireless communication products for voice, video and data.
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General Dynamics Mission Systems Awarded $883 Million Contract to Modernize U.S. Army Training Programs
Executing the contract will improve the Army’s individual and collective expeditionary training systems at unit home stations and the major Combat Training Centers, including Military Operations on Urban Terrain training sites, live fire and digital ranges and additional training facilities located…
New Anti-Jam GPS Systems From General Dynamics Fielded To Soldiers In Europe
General Dynamics Mission Systems subsidiary GPS Source, Inc. has developed jam-resistant GPS systems designed to provide soldiers in combat vehicles with more reliable access to positioning, navigation, & timing data.
General Dynamics Mission Systems and Curtiss-Wright to Deliver Open Architecture Artificial Intelligence-Based Solutions for Electronic Warfare Situational Awareness Applications
The combination of General Dynamics SignalEye software and Curtiss-Wright’s CHAMP-XD1 processor module uses machine learning to detect threats in the radio frequency spectrum.