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Recently, US military scientists are developing a quick-repair submarine cable that can restore tactical military communications
damaged by adversaries.
Last September, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency awarded a $1.
9 million contract to LGS Innovations to develop the first phase
of the Tactical Undersea Network Architecture (TUNA) program.
The company has two project partners: Linden Fiber Optic Cable, which specializes in high-strength fiber optic cables
, and Tess, a privately held aerospace company.
LGS Innovations said in a press release that the team aims to "develop the world's most powerful neutral buoyancy submarine cable.
"
Bob Byers, technical director of applied research and technology at LGS Innovations, said: "These technologies allow the U.
S.
military to maintain an information edge, even in adversarial areas
.
”
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Recently, US military scientists are developing a quick-repair submarine cable that can restore tactical military communications
damaged by adversaries.
Last September, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency awarded a $1.
9 million contract to LGS Innovations to develop the first phase
of the Tactical Undersea Network Architecture (TUNA) program.
The company has two project partners: Linden Fiber Optic Cable, which specializes in high-strength fiber optic cables
, and Tess, a privately held aerospace company.
LGS Innovations said in a press release that the team aims to "develop the world's most powerful neutral buoyancy submarine cable.
"
Bob Byers, technical director of applied research and technology at LGS Innovations, said: "These technologies allow the U.
S.
military to maintain an information edge, even in adversarial areas
.
”
12Next View full article
12Next View full article