What does CS stand for?

Crew Systems

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Samples in periodicals archive:

CREW systems are vehicle mounted, multi-band radio jammers designed to block the enemy's use of certain radio frequencies.

SAIC to help marines with radio jammers

CREW systems are vehicle-mounted, multiband radio frequency jammers designed to block the use of select radio frequencies and prevent the remote detonation of land mines.

SAIC gets $22 million anti-IED contract

Crew systems are vehicle-mounted, multiband radio frequency jammers designed to block enemy use of select radio frequencies and prevent the remote detonation of land mines.

SAIC wins $22m US army contract

The first bad news came about six or seven minutes before the disaster, when Jeff Kling, the crew systems officer, reported a sudden and unexplained loss of data from the spacecraft's sensors.

Last moments of the doomed space mission

The first bad news came about six or seven minutes before the disaster, when Jeff Kling, the crew systems officer, reported a sudden and unexplained loss of data from the spacecraft's sensors.

Nasa reveals Columbia's final tragic moments

This work is being conducted as a joint effort with the AFRL Crew Systems Interface Division.

Air Force Research Laboratory. (Current Logistics Research)

specifically for the Crew Systems R&D department at Warminster.

CONCEPT ARTIST EXTRAORDINAIRE

He deployed twice to Baghdad, first in 2003 and again in 2005, during which time he had his first experience with the CREW systems.

VSE Employees Receive Fourth Award in Afghanistan