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Army National Guard Tracks Assets
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03/03/2008
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A PICS RFID system enables U.S. Army National Guard divisions to locate laptop computers and other electronics as they are moved in and out of their Washington, D.C., headquarters.
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RFID Takes Root in Bangladesh
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01/15/2008
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Early adopters include Apollo Hospitals Dhaka and the Bangladesh Army.
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RFID News Roundup
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11/23/2007
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Daimler joins EPCglobal; KeyTrak, MyDealerLot offer RFID key, inventory management for car dealers; U.S. Army deploys solar-powered RFID; RFID markets to stay strong during next five years, ABI Research reports; Convergence Systems Ltd. interrogator earns Chinese certification.
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Army Medical Center Looking to Boost Asset Awareness
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11/14/2007
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Walter Reed Army Medical Center is adopting a system that uses ZigBee-based RFID tags, rather than Wi-Fi access points, to keep better tabs on valuable assets.
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U.S. Army Gun-Monitoring RFID Prototype Gets Upgrade
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09/28/2007
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Developers from Augusta Systems and the Army's Benét Labs have crafted a new design to ensure the Abrams tank guns get serviced in a timely fashion.
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U.S. Army Developing RFID System to Track Weapons Usage
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11/09/2006
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In an effort to make sure ground vehicles' weapons are properly maintained, Benét Laboratories is working on a system using sensors and passive RFID tags to record the number of rounds fired.
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Army Expands RFID Implementation to Critical Defense Systems
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10/09/2006
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The U.S. military organization plans to use the technology to speed up the redeployment of these systems for field use in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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Fort Hood to RFID-Tag Medical Records
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08/01/2006
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With more than 150,000 soldiers and their dependents using the base's six health clinics, the Army is seeking a better system to track their medical files.
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RFID News Roundup
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02/16/2006
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Omron launches international Gen 2 tag; U.S. Army active RFID spending may surpass $400 million; Alliance invests in Goliath Solutions; Loftware upgrades RFID support; BlueBean selling RFID startup kits; SAP green-lights iMotion integration; Ingram Micro's Nimax to distribute Stratum's TagNet.
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Army to Test RFID on Cargo Trucks
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12/12/2005
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Prototypes of the U.S. Army's next-gen MSV truck, scheduled for testing this spring, will include an onboard RFID system for tracking cargo.
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