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General Dynamics Mission Systems

𝐍𝐄𝐖𝐒 𝐑𝐄𝐋𝐄𝐀𝐒𝐄 // 𝐏𝐈𝐓𝐓𝐒𝐅𝐈𝐄𝐋𝐃, 𝐌𝐚𝐬𝐬. – General Dynamics Mission Systems announced today that it was awarded a $194 million cost-plus-fixed-fee contract modification for engineering and technical work on the U.S. Navy’s Nuclear-Armed, Sea-Launched Cruise Missile (SLCM-N) Fire Control Subsystem. The SLCM-N Fire Control Subsystem is being developed to provide the systems needed to integrate the U.S. Navy’s future nuclear-armed sea-launched cruise missile, aboard the Virginia-class submarine platform. “General Dynamics Mission Systems serves as prime integrator for the Trident II Fire Control System and brings more than seven decades of experience delivering strategic systems for the U.S. submarine force, along with a longstanding commitment to developing solutions that ensure the highest safety standards are incorporated into fielded systems,” said Dr. Laura Hooks, vice president and general manager of the Maritime and Strategic Systems business at General Dynamics Mission Systems. “SLCM-N is a national priority, and the Navy requires this deterrence capability on an accelerated timeline. We recognize the responsibility of developing a safe and reliable subsystem for a program that will strengthen sea-based strategic deterrence. Our team will draw on its expertise in weapon control, mission planning, platform integration and system test to carry it through development and integration,” continued Hooks. Read the full news release here: gdms.news/4z04vPv

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ALT A submarine from General Dynamics is moving through the ocean, with water breaking around its hull. The image includes the text "General Dynamics Mission Systems" at the bottom. GDMissionSystems.com

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General Dynamics Mission Systems received a 2026 Innovator of the Year Award from the Infotech Research Group. The annual award, which is given to organizations that have applied technology in new ways to solve complex challenges, transform the way they operate or set new industry standards, recognizes Pravindra Rathore, AI Enablement Engineering & DevSecOps manager. Pravindra developed the Enterprise AI Hub, which enables General Dynamics Mission Systems employees to discover, build and share AI solutions through open community collaboration, governed production releases and automated project setup. The Enterprise AI Hub, which also earned Pravindra a 2026 Engineering Excellence Award. Help us in congratulating Pravindra on this well-deserved recognition!

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#NowHiring | #EngineersWanted | Your skills. Your experience. Your next opportunity. Find your fit with us. Whether you’re a student exploring engineering careers, a military veteran planning your next chapter or an experienced professional ready for a new challenge, connect with General Dynamics Mission Systems at one of five upcoming career fairs and hiring events: 🔹October 21 - ClearanceJobs Engineering Hiring Event: All Clearance Levels | Virtual | about.clearancejobs.com/cand… 🔹October 22 - University of North Carolina at Charlotte Electrical and Computer Engineering Career Fair | In person | engineering.charlotte.edu/ 🔹October 22 - University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Career Fair | In person | umassd.edu/events/cms/10-22-… 🔹October 27 - RecruitMilitary Western Region Virtual Career Fair | Virtual | my.recruitmilitary.com/event… 🔹October 28 - Dedham/Taunton Engineering Virtual Career Fair | Virtual | app.brazenconnect.com/a/Gene… Explore opportunities to put your talents to work supporting meaningful missions. Your next career move could be the missing piece. Check out more upcoming hiring events and current open opportunities at General Dynamics Mission Systems: gdmissionsystems.com/careers

Close-up of two interlocking puzzle pieces on the right. On the left, the text "GENERAL DYNAMICS Mission Systems" appears under images of machinery, a radar dish, and a military vehicle. The phrase "Find your fit." is at the bottom in bold orange letters.

ALT Close-up of two interlocking puzzle pieces on the right. On the left, the text "GENERAL DYNAMICS Mission Systems" appears under images of machinery, a radar dish, and a military vehicle. The phrase "Find your fit." is at the bottom in bold orange letters.

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#FeaturedJobFriday | As an Advanced Systems Administration Specialist, you’ll serve as a front-line interface to users with technical issues by conducting systems analysis and development to keep systems current with changing technologies. Your duties may include installing new software, troubleshooting, granting permissions to applications and training users. You’ll also be responsible for the day-to-day support of server services by performing server administration for physical and virtual server operating systems and configuring, maintaining and troubleshooting of physical and virtual hardware and network related interfaces on servers. And, you’ll perform OS and vendor software patching on servers and monitor physical and virtual servers performance using monitoring tools. 📢 Job ID 2026-74300 📍 Herndon, Virginia 🔐 Required Clearance TS/SCI with Polygraph 💻 On-Site Full-Time 💰 USD $139,851.00/Yr. - $148,000.00/Yr. Learn more and apply today: gdmissionsystems.com/careers…

Featured Job Friday advertisement for an Advanced Systems Admin Specialist at General Dynamics Mission Systems. Includes details such as on-site location in Herndon, VA, required clearance of TS/SCI w/Poly, and a target salary range of USD $139,851.00 to $148,000.00 annually. U.S. citizenship is required. The background features futuristic imagery of aircraft, spacecraft, and a soldier with text: "Platforms: Smarter. Missions: Smarter.

ALT Featured Job Friday advertisement for an Advanced Systems Admin Specialist at General Dynamics Mission Systems. Includes details such as on-site location in Herndon, VA, required clearance of TS/SCI w/Poly, and a target salary range of USD $139,851.00 to $148,000.00 annually. U.S. citizenship is required. The background features futuristic imagery of aircraft, spacecraft, and a soldier with text: "Platforms: Smarter. Missions: Smarter.

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Your next career move could come with a change of scenery. General Dynamics Mission Systems has featured locations across the United States - including Minnesota and four Massachusetts locations for sweater-weather loving fans to Arizona and California where sweaters are usually optional. Check out all of our featured locations here: gdmissionsystems.com/careers…

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#AUSA2026 | Every Army mission depends on getting trusted information where it needs to go. At Association of the United States Army - AUSA National, discover how TACDS helps the warfighter access and share mission-critical data across security boundaries, supporting faster, more confident decisions. Visit Booth 907 to see how TACDS turns secure information access into mission advantage. gdmissionsystems.com/cross-d…

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ALT At a networking event, several people are engaged in conversation around a booth. The group appears to be discussing something with interest. Business attire is worn by all present.

An exhibition booth displays a tactical communications system with multiple monitors showing maps and interfaces. The sign above reads "Cross Domain Solutions" and "TACDS" is prominently displayed on a screen. The booth is equipped with electronic devices and brochures.

ALT An exhibition booth displays a tactical communications system with multiple monitors showing maps and interfaces. The sign above reads "Cross Domain Solutions" and "TACDS" is prominently displayed on a screen. The booth is equipped with electronic devices and brochures.

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#AUSA2026 | At Association of the United States Army - AUSA 2026 [@AUSAorg] Emrah, Senior Manager, Business Development, explores the VM9010, a next-generation video management solution now available to the market. Learn how its compact form factor and versatile application central to 360-degree situational awareness systems helps shape the future of vehicle modernization. Discover the VM9010 and learn from our team about the technologies driving tomorrow's missions.

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Trusted encryption. Mission-ready performance. Join Vice President of Global Accounts & Secure Product Solutions Todd Warton in Booth 907 and explore TACLANE's High Assurance encryption solutions on display at #AUSA National, from lightweight tactical HAIPE encryptors to the high-speed high-performance Layer 2 Ethernet solutions. Learn how our portfolio of encryptors can secure your mission-critical data and communications across any environment. gdmissionsystems.com/encrypt…

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Introducing VM9010 at #AUSA2026 | Designed to enhance vehicle operations with 360-degree situational awareness, the VM9010 delivers powerful video management capabilities in compact form. Optimized for SWaP-C (Size, Weight, Power and Cost) savings and built for modern platform integration, it acts as a central hub for video interfaces and cameras to display numerous camera feeds simultaneously on multiple stations, helping crews maintain a clearer view of their operating environment in real-time. Visit our booth at AUSA 2026 and discover how it's helping shape the future of mission-critical vehicle technologies.

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Today we honor 251 years of the United States Navy and the sailors who stand the watch with unwavering vigilance. 🌊 Happy Birthday, #USNavy! ⚓️ #USN #SemperFortis

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#FeaturedJobFriday | We have an immediate need for an Advanced Space Systems Engineer out of our Chantilly, Virginia location. Responsibilities include requirements analysis, requirements definition, requirements management, functional analysis, performance analysis, system design, trade studies, systems integration and test (verification), validation and interface definition studies of system elements. Tasks may include formulating operational concepts; performing mission, functional, cost-benefit and risk analysis; developing signal processing architecture and overall system architecture. We encourage you to apply if you have any of these preferred skills or experiences: 🔸 Experience with Digital Engineering/Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE)/SySML/MagicDraw/Cameo (requirements management/verification/validation) 🔸 Experience with SmallSats and CubeSats development 🔸 Experience in Python highly preferred Read the full job description and apply today: gdmissionsystems.com/careers…

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#AUSA2026 | #TransitioningMilitary | If you’re attending AUSA 2026, stop by General Dynamics Mission Systems booth 907 to explore the technologies we’re developing for today’s missions and tomorrow’s challenges. While you’re there, ask us about career opportunities, too! We’d welcome the chance to learn about your experience and where you want to take it next. Can’t connect with us at AUSA? Explore current openings at GDMissionSystems.com/Militar…

ALT A promotional image for the AUSA event featuring the text "See what’s next. Meet us at AUSA." The image includes the General Dynamics Mission Systems logo. On the right, a person is smiling at another individual, surrounded by military personnel. Below are circular images of military equipment, including a satellite, a helicopter, a tank, a ship, and a jet.

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#AUSA2026 | Embedded security like you’ve never seen before. The spuds are under attack, and our yeti is putting embedded security to the test. In this retro arcade-inspired demo, two systems face the same threat side by side: one without protection, and one secured with Idaho Scientific embedded security IP. Watch how hardware-rooted security can help protect mission-critical systems when it matters most. See the Spuds Attack demo in person at AUSA, Booth 907. Can’t make it to AUSA? Learn more at: gdmissionsystems.com/cyber/i…

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#AUSA2026 | Don’t miss your chance to join us October 12 – 14 at the 2026 AUSA Annual Meeting. Stop by Booth 907 to meet our data protection experts and learn how TACDS® cross domain solutions enable the secure sharing and transmission of critical information across security domains. Built for the most demanding environments, TACDS helps keep missions connected. gdmissionsystems.com/cross-d…

A promotional graphic for AUSA and General Dynamics displays the text "Bridging Domains. Enabling Decisions. Securing the Mission." and "TACDS." The background features silhouettes of military equipment and personnel. The bottom section includes booth information and logos of General Dynamics Mission Systems and the Association of the United States Army.

ALT A promotional graphic for AUSA and General Dynamics displays the text "Bridging Domains. Enabling Decisions. Securing the Mission." and "TACDS." The background features silhouettes of military equipment and personnel. The bottom section includes booth information and logos of General Dynamics Mission Systems and the Association of the United States Army.

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𝐍𝐄𝐖𝐒 𝐑𝐄𝐋𝐄𝐀𝐒𝐄 // 𝐅𝐎𝐑𝐓 𝐖𝐀𝐘𝐍𝐄, 𝐈𝐧𝐝. – General Dynamics Mission Systems partnered with the U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command (DEVCOM) Aviation and Missile Center (AvMC) to complete a successful hypersonic flight demonstration of its GPS-denied, software-defined receiver, Multiple Orbit Navigation (MO-Nav). MO-Nav is a compact, single-board circuit card assembly capable of GPS-denied radio frequency navigation using multiple Global Navigation Satellite Systems, signals of opportunity and commercially provided position, navigation and timing signals. The successful demonstration of MO-Nav on the reusable Talon-A hypersonic test aircraft — which can travel and maneuver at speeds of Mach 5 or higher — advances the technology readiness of a key GPS-denied navigation component for hypersonics and precision-guided munition programs. “GPS-denied technology is arguably one of the largest capability gaps across joint forces,” said Matt Elliott, General Dynamics Mission Systems director for the Weapons and Navigation business segment. “Programs face growing pressure to incorporate alternatives to GPS and extend mission availability. General Dynamics Mission Systems is bringing software-defined receiver technology to the fight, allowing programs to continuously outpace the threat with software upgrades instead of requiring new hardware insertions.” Read the full news release here: gdms.news/3UcG8yM

This depiction of a hypersonic missile does not show the actual Stratolaunch vehicle used during the first flight. General Dynamics Mission Systems continues to invest in MOHAWK, a capability designed to support radio-frequency navigation when GPS is unavailable and maneuvering at speeds of Mach 5 or higher, helping close capability gaps across the joint force.

ALT This depiction of a hypersonic missile does not show the actual Stratolaunch vehicle used during the first flight. General Dynamics Mission Systems continues to invest in MOHAWK, a capability designed to support radio-frequency navigation when GPS is unavailable and maneuvering at speeds of Mach 5 or higher, helping close capability gaps across the joint force.

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Intelligence doesn't wait and neither should your network. TACLANE® E-Series Ethernet encryption combines High Assurance security, operational versatility, interoperability and network scalability to protect the communications that missions depend on. Let’s Talk: gdmissionsystems.com/product…

A promotional image for General Dynamics Mission Systems featuring the text "TACLANE: Securing Critical Mission Data Across High Performance Networks & Data Centers." Below the text, several soldiers are crouched near a large array of illuminated data servers. A "Learn More" button is displayed at the bottom.

ALT A promotional image for General Dynamics Mission Systems featuring the text "TACLANE: Securing Critical Mission Data Across High Performance Networks & Data Centers." Below the text, several soldiers are crouched near a large array of illuminated data servers. A "Learn More" button is displayed at the bottom.

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#AUSA2026 | Don’t miss your chance to meet with our encryption experts next week at the AUSA Annual Meeting. Visit booth 907 and hear firsthand how our TACLANE® encryption solutions can safeguard your critical communications no matter the environment or mission requirement. Learn more about our next generation encryption solutions here: gdmissionsystems.com/encrypt…

A promotional image for TACLANE by General Dynamics Mission Systems. It features a silhouette of a soldier with various military equipment, such as helicopters and parachutes, set against an orange and black background. Text reads, "Safeguarding Critical Data and Communications. Empowering the Warfighter's Mission." The image includes logos for TACLANE and AUSA, and mentions "Visit Booth #907.

ALT A promotional image for TACLANE by General Dynamics Mission Systems. It features a silhouette of a soldier with various military equipment, such as helicopters and parachutes, set against an orange and black background. Text reads, "Safeguarding Critical Data and Communications. Empowering the Warfighter's Mission." The image includes logos for TACLANE and AUSA, and mentions "Visit Booth #907.

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