October 22, 2015
-Cubic Global Defense (CGD), a business unit of Cubic Corporation (NYSE: CUB), today announced it will showcase various communication and networking products at MILCOM 2015, a premier international conference for military communications, held in Tampa, Florida from October 26 – 28. With the theme, “Leveraging Technology – The Joint Imperative,” MILCOM 2015 gathers government, military, industry and academia leaders from around the world to address the critical role communications plays in military readiness and operations as well as to further explore and define the benefits joint-level collaboration brings to meeting communication challenges.
Cubic’s comprehensive communication products provide Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) and Command & Control capabilities for land, air, maritime and security operations. Providing secure, wide-band communications and networking solutions for use on manned/unmanned and surface platforms allows Cubic to precisely locate and identify enemy targets – anywhere, any time – in a network-centric environment.
“With successful demonstrations at the Association of the U.S. Army’s Annual Meeting and Modern Day Marine Expo, coupled with the recent contract award from the U.S. Marine Corps with our strategic partner, GATR Technologies, Cubic is well positioned to continue our market leadership in secure networking,” said Michael Barthlow, vice president of secure networking, Cubic Global Defense. “Cubic strives to offer the most efficient and effective communication technologies to our customers and we will continue to partner with them to provide the best solutions for military forces worldwide.”
During the event, Cubic’s family of subsidiaries offering communication and networking products and solutions including DTECH Labs, Cubic Cyber Solutions and NEK Services, Inc. will be onsite to demonstrate various tactical, portable, effective and secure networking capabilities, including:
Source : Cubic Corporation (NYSE: CUB)
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