Rockwell Collins won an eight-year contract with a value ranging from $238 million to $338 million in 2003 to manufacture Defense Advanced GPS Receivers (DAGR). Nancy Welsh, a Rockwell Collins ...

Australian personnel testing a Defense Advanced GPS Receiver before commencing resilience tests at Kirtland AFB, New Mexico. Credit: U.S. Air Force Members of the U.S. and Australian militaries ...

As a pioneer in military GPS technology, BAE Systems has delivered nearly two million GPS devices on more than 280 platforms around the world. We design and produce advanced GPS technology compatible ...

WASHINGTON – While the Pentagon has done well in making sure it bought and received Defense Advanced Global Positioning System (GPS) Receivers (DAGR), the military has lost track of how it ...

Personnel from the Australian Joint Positioning, Navigation and Timing Directorate worked with JNWC experts to evaluate the Defense Advanced GPS Receiver (DAGR), a crucial device used by U.S. and ...

The second-generation Dismounted Assured Positioning, Navigation and Timing System, or DAPS GEN II, is more effective than the legacy Defense Advanced GPS Receiver, or DAGR, amid jamming and ...

"US approves $4.67bn NASAMS sale to Egypt" was originally created and published by Airforce Technology, a GlobalData owned ...

The U.S. Army approved the full-rate production of a Collins Aerospace-developed vehicle-mounted positioning, navigation and timing, or PNT, system vital to operating in GPS-denied environments ...

In the past, armored vehicles have used multiple Defense Advanced GPS receivers, known as DAGR devices MAPS replaces multiple DAGR devices with one "really good system," said Kioutas.

The second-generation Dismounted Assured Positioning, Navigation and Timing System, or DAPS GEN II, is more effective than the legacy Defense Advanced GPS Receiver, or DAGR, amid jamming and ...