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From Concept to Completion: Streamlining Projects with Modeling and Simulation

From Concept to Completion: Streamlining Projects with Modeling and Simulation

In today's challenging engineering environment across the Defense industrial landscape, companies rely heavily on precise modeling and detailed simulations to streamline feasibility studies, project execution, enhance accuracy, and reduce costs. A typical engineering company might utilize a robust toolkit—including numerical analysis, mechanical & thermal simulation, mechanical & electrical design, and multi-domain analysis—to guide their projects seamlessly from conception to final delivery.
Contested Logistics and the Duotech Edge: Enhancing Readiness in Forward-Deployed Operations

Contested Logistics and the Duotech Edge: Enhancing Readiness in Forward-Deployed Operations

In today’s fast-paced and complex battle environments, logistics is no longer just about moving supplies—it’s about sustaining combat effectiveness in the face of constant disruption. Welcome to the era of contested logistics, where traditional supply lines are vulnerable, adversarial interference is expected, and the ability to adapt quickly can determine mission success.
Preserving the Edge: The Vital Role of Sustaining USMC and US Army Ground Combat Systems

Preserving the Edge: The Vital Role of Sustaining USMC and US Army Ground Combat Systems

In an era dominated by technological advancements in air, space, and cyber domains, it’s easy to forget that the ultimate test of control often plays out on the ground. From forward operating bases to frontline skirmishes, the U.S. military’s dominance still relies heavily on the strength and reliability of its ground combat systems.
How Duotech Services Helped Transform F-5 Tiger II Jets Into Advanced Adversary Air Platforms

How Duotech Services Helped Transform F-5 Tiger II Jets Into Advanced Adversary Air Platforms

In today’s training environments, adversary air (ADAIR) support contractors play a critical role in preparing U.S. and allied military pilots for real-world threats. These contracted air services, often referred to as "red air," provide high-fidelity simulations of enemy aircraft and electronic warfare systems during exercises and tactical training.