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RFID Journal Articles on "defense"
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DOD Awards 17 BPAs for RFID Services 07/28/2005
The Department of Defense has granted Blanket Purchase Agreements allowing its branches to contract RFID technical engineering services from a number of firms.
Tag Data Standard Supports DOD Codes 07/20/2005
A revision to EPCglobal's tag data standard includes the Department of Defense's legacy product code formats.
DOD Awards Reader Purchase Agreements 05/13/2005
Five manufacturers of fixed RFID readers have had their equipment cleared for potential purchase and deployment by the U.S. Department of Defense.
Boeing Tags Shipments to the DOD 05/09/2005
Boeing's defense division has begun sending RFID tagged shipments of aircraft parts to military distribution depots.
DOD Publishes DFAR Amendment for RFID 04/22/2005
The U.S. Defense Department has issued a proposed Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement amendment that specifies RFID requirements for suppliers.
DOD Awards Contracts for EPC Tags 03/21/2005
Five companies have won contracts to supply the U.S. Department of Defense with EPC Class 1 passive UHF tags.
DOD Tries Tags That Phone Home 03/20/2005
The U.S. Defense Department is testing a tag that combines RFID, GPS and satellite communication, so that military personnel can know a tag's location at any time.

Marching to Compliance and ROI 03/20/2005
IT products provider GTSI was one of the first Defense Department suppliers to meet the military's tagging requirements. Now it's searching for ways to get a return on its investment.
DOD Accepts First RFID-Tagged Shipments 02/09/2005
Leaders of the U.S. Department of Defense's RFID efforts say they are moving forward aggressively with both passive and active RFID rollouts.
I Want You to Tag Your Shipments 01/30/2005
The U.S. Department of Defense wants to use RFID to transform its supply chain. But large and small suppliers alike are struggling to understand and meet tagging requirements.

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