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OTTAWA–General Dynamics Mission Systems–Canada announced today that it was awarded three contracts – valued at $621.5 million – by the Government of Canada to support the Land Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (C4ISR) system for the Canadian Army. The three contracts include: Engineering and Integration, Software Support and Cyber Security Engineering Support.

The control of military operations throughout the spectrum of conflict is enabled through the deployment of an effective tactical communications and information system (TacCIS). In this Vanguard magazine article, Richard Fawcett and Al Amlani discuss the complexities of fielding a modern TacCIS in cyberspace. The article breaks down some of the key planning, deployment and operational challenges that have emerged since the introduction of cyber as the fifth domain for military operations.

OTTAWA–General Dynamics Mission Systems–Canada was awarded the Underwater Warfare Suite Upgrade (UWSU) contract to upgrade and maintain underwater sensors on the Halifax-class frigates for the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN).

OTTAWA–General Dynamics Mission Systems–Canada has been awarded a contract to provide the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) with Strategic Deployable Terminals (SDTs) and expand its Mercury Global In-Service Support (ISS) as part of the final stage of the Mercury Global (MG) Project to deliver military satellite communications (SATCOM) wideband capabilities.

March is National Engineering Month-Canada's biggest celebration of engineering-and an opportunity to show young Canadians the exciting careers that engineering has to offer. Meet Halifax engineer Erik English.

March is National Engineering Month-Canada's biggest celebration of engineering-and an opportunity to show young Canadians the exciting career opportunities that engineering has to offer. Meet Ottawa engineer, Sree Chakraborty.

March is National Engineering Month-Canada's biggest celebration of engineering-and an opportunity to show young Canadians the exciting career opportunities that engineering has to offer. Meet Ottawa engineer Kyle Stitt.

March is National Engineering Month-Canada's biggest celebration of engineering-and an opportunity to show young Canadians the exciting career opportunities that engineering has to offer. Meet Calgary engineer Woochan Kwon.

The Canadian public depends on all levels of government to deliver emergency services that respond quickly and effectively during times of crisis. Today’s emergency and security personnel need better tools and technology that adapt to their evolving needs.

General Dynamics Mission Systems–Canada will feature Canadian underwater acoustic solutions and technologies on offer for current and upcoming programs, as well as airborne mission management capabilities developed for the Aurora maritime patrol aircraft and the Cyclone maritime helicopter program.

With key industrial capabilities in air and shipborne underwater acoustic systems, airborne mission management systems, C4ISR systems, armoured vehicles and ammunition, General Dynamics is a leading provider of critical defence capabilities to Canada.

A forest fire rages out of control and a community is at risk. Shots ring out on a busy downtown street. An "accident" turns out to be anything but...Recent events, at home and abroad, are stark reminders of the need for our public safety and security personnel and first responders to be prepared.

With key industrial capabilities in air and shipborne underwater acoustic systems, airborne mission management systems, C4ISR systems, armoured vehicles and ammunition, General Dynamics is a leading provider of critical defence capabilities to Canada.

With key industrial capabilities in air and shipborne underwater acoustic systems, airborne mission management systems, C4ISR systems, armoured vehicles and ammunition, General Dynamics is a leading provider of critical defence capabilities to Canada.

OTTAWA, Ontario - General Dynamics will showcase products and capabilities responsive to Canada's national security and defence communities at CANSEC 2015, May 27-28, at the Ernst & Young Centre in Ottawa.