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Col. Charlie Wells, PM DCGS-A, briefed TCIL Industry

Col. Charlie Wells, PM DCGS-A, briefed TCIL Industry

Col. Charlie Wells, PM DCGS-A, briefed TCIL Industry Day attendees Jan. 30 at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md. TCIL Industry Day attendees learned about capabilities being sought by the Army for inclusion in DCGS-A... More

Henry Muller, director of CERDEC Intelligence and

Henry Muller, director of CERDEC Intelligence and

Henry Muller, director of CERDEC Intelligence and Information Warfare, welcomed TCIL Industry Day attendees Jan. 30 at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md. More than 330 potential government, industry and academia part... More

Robert Czajkowski, CERDEC’s project lead for the TCIL,

Robert Czajkowski, CERDEC’s project lead for the TCIL,

Robert Czajkowski, CERDEC’s project lead for the TCIL, presented an overview of TCIL, how capabilities make it to TCIL, and which capabilities are being sought to attendees at the 2014 TCIL Industry Day. The da... More

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