General Dynamics Mission Systems’ subsidiary, GPS Source, secured a $17 million contract to develop and test the NorthStar PNT Hub for resilient military navigation.

Next-generation system supports secure communications, training readiness and combat search-and-rescue missions.

From April 28-30, Washington, DC, General Dynamics presents its latest reconnaissance vehicles, secure encryption tools, and modular bridging systems designed to enhance lethality and connectivity for modern maritime forces.

General Dynamics Mission Systems provides processing, radios and satellite payloads to U.S. defense programs to accelerate deployment, improve interoperability and secure data sharing.

General Dynamics Mission Systems collaborates with General Dynamics Bath Iron Works and General Dynamics NASSCO to present interoperable naval technologies for surface fleet readiness and autonomy.

The two-year contract covers prototype CMFF chassis, software, and integration services to consolidate computing, radio, and EW capabilities into modular systems.

General Dynamics Mission Systems secures $15.3M contract, expandable to $91.1M, delivering mobile security toolkit shipsets by 2026, extending 2030.

General Dynamics Mission Systems successfully demonstrated PhantomLink free-space optics over 52 km, enabling secure, high-bandwidth data, video, and voice for tactical communications.

The company will highlight cutting-edge defense and maritime technologies, fostering collaboration and advancing mission-critical solutions at the premier expo.

Three General Dynamics business units will exhibit at the AUSA Global Force Symposium, March 25-27, 2025, at the Von Braun Center, Huntsville, Alabama.