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BAE Systems Team Develops Navy ISR&T System

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Thursday, May 6th, 2010

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A BAE Systems-led team will partner with the military to develop the Navy's primary intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, and targeting (ISR&T) system under a $72 million contract from PEO C4I PMW 120. The team will enhance the current version of the Distributed Common Ground System-Navy and continue to transition DCGS-N to an application-based system through the DCGS-N Prime Mission Product. Making ISR&T data visible, accessible, and understandable across services, DCGS-N is part of DoD's DCGS family of systems and integrates ISR&T…

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