The Defense Post says the system lets military vehicles determine their position without relying on GPS or other radio-frequency signals.
The US Army has awarded TERN an $11.26 million contract to deploy a vehicle-positioning system, The Defense Post reports. The outlet says the system allows military vehicles to determine their position without GPS or other radio-frequency signals.
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The Defense Post says the system lets military vehicles determine their position without relying on GPS or other radio-frequency signals.
The US Army has awarded TERN an $11.26 million contract to deploy a vehicle-positioning system, The Defense Post reports. The outlet says the system allows military vehicles to determine their position without GPS or other radio-frequency signals.
The Defense Post@DefensePostThe US Army has awarded TERN an $11.26-million contract to deploy a system that allows military vehicles determine their position without relying on GPS or other radio-frequency signals
The Defense Post@DefensePostThe US Army has awarded TERN an $11.26-million contract to deploy a system that allows military vehicles determine their position without relying on GPS or other radio-frequency signals
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