Who does the US Army turn to when they need an HSPDA network built? Nokia, that's who. Apparently Nokia's been in the infrastructure business for a while now, already sporting sixty-six WCDMA 3G customers.

"As per the agreement, Nokia will supply a WCDMA/HSDPA (High Speed Downlink Packet Access) network of equipment and services. The network will be set up at one of the Army's Research and Development Centers."