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30-day GPS outage could cost US industry $45B
Government officials have warned of threats to GPS and how a successful attack on that technology would impact national security.
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Marines give the first reaction to new satellite terminals
The Marine Corps says they’re getting positive feedback from field tests of MUOS, a new ultra high frequency communication system that will replace the legacy UHF Follow-on.
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Air Force gets new stopgap system for GPS 3 satellites
The Contingency Operations (COps) software upgrade will allow the current ground system controlling the GPS constellation to control the next-generation GPS III satellites, the first of which was launched in December.
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How crowding space is opening a new antenna market
Satellite proliferation is driving the Air Force’s need for a prototype ground system.
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The Army wants a singular focus, not one-off solutions
A tactical common operating environment is coming to soldiers in 2021.
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The Navy and the need for interoperability in the fleet
The Navy is highly dependent on the communications technology of other services, and keeping up with the advances and breakthroughs of those services is essential, explained the Navy Warfare Integration director.
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Eyeing Russia, Army fields jam-resistant GPS in Europe
The decision comes amid a pattern of Russia jamming or disrupting all sorts of communications vital to Western forces in recent years.
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The Army is prepping how to change the future today
The Army is starting now to identify technologies and conduct tests that will inform its network upgrades in 2023, 2025 and beyond.
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The Army wants to talk to anyone, anytime, anywhere
Army leaders expressed the need for technologies to enable units’ communication from the tip of the spear down to systems in vehicles and at command units.
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The Army wants C5ISR systems on demand
The Army is focusing on global hot spots where it thinks it might have to respond with soldiers by sending the proper technicians ahead first. Army staffers are also making sure they configure systems as much as possible in advance of competition, however, but forward technicians can assist if systems break or need to be…
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30-day GPS outage could cost US industry $45B
Government officials have warned of threats to GPS and how a successful attack on that technology would impact national security.
-
Marines give the first reaction to new satellite terminals
The Marine Corps says they’re getting positive feedback from field tests of MUOS, a new ultra high frequency communication system that will replace the legacy UHF Follow-on.
-
Air Force gets new stopgap system for GPS 3 satellites
The Contingency Operations (COps) software upgrade will allow the current ground system controlling the GPS constellation to control the next-generation GPS III satellites, the first of which was launched in December.
-
How crowding space is opening a new antenna market
Satellite proliferation is driving the Air Force’s need for a prototype ground system.
-
The Army wants a singular focus, not one-off solutions
A tactical common operating environment is coming to soldiers in 2021.
-
The Navy and the need for interoperability in the fleet
The Navy is highly dependent on the communications technology of other services, and keeping up with the advances and breakthroughs of those services is essential, explained the Navy Warfare Integration director.
-
Eyeing Russia, Army fields jam-resistant GPS in Europe
The decision comes amid a pattern of Russia jamming or disrupting all sorts of communications vital to Western forces in recent years.
-
The Army is prepping how to change the future today
The Army is starting now to identify technologies and conduct tests that will inform its network upgrades in 2023, 2025 and beyond.
-
The Army wants to talk to anyone, anytime, anywhere
Army leaders expressed the need for technologies to enable units’ communication from the tip of the spear down to systems in vehicles and at command units.
-
The Army wants C5ISR systems on demand
The Army is focusing on global hot spots where it thinks it might have to respond with soldiers by sending the proper technicians ahead first. Army staffers are also making sure they configure systems as much as possible in advance of competition, however, but forward technicians can assist if systems break or need to be…
-
30-day GPS outage could cost US industry $45B
Government officials have warned of threats to GPS and how a successful attack on that technology would impact national security.
-
Marines give the first reaction to new satellite terminals
The Marine Corps says they’re getting positive feedback from field tests of MUOS, a new ultra high frequency communication system that will replace the legacy UHF Follow-on.
-
Air Force gets new stopgap system for GPS 3 satellites
The Contingency Operations (COps) software upgrade will allow the current ground system controlling the GPS constellation to control the next-generation GPS III satellites, the first of which was launched in December.
-
How crowding space is opening a new antenna market
Satellite proliferation is driving the Air Force’s need for a prototype ground system.
-
The Army wants a singular focus, not one-off solutions
A tactical common operating environment is coming to soldiers in 2021.
-
The Navy and the need for interoperability in the fleet
The Navy is highly dependent on the communications technology of other services, and keeping up with the advances and breakthroughs of those services is essential, explained the Navy Warfare Integration director.
-
Eyeing Russia, Army fields jam-resistant GPS in Europe
The decision comes amid a pattern of Russia jamming or disrupting all sorts of communications vital to Western forces in recent years.
-
The Army is prepping how to change the future today
The Army is starting now to identify technologies and conduct tests that will inform its network upgrades in 2023, 2025 and beyond.
-
The Army wants to talk to anyone, anytime, anywhere
Army leaders expressed the need for technologies to enable units’ communication from the tip of the spear down to systems in vehicles and at command units.
-
The Army wants C5ISR systems on demand
The Army is focusing on global hot spots where it thinks it might have to respond with soldiers by sending the proper technicians ahead first. Army staffers are also making sure they configure systems as much as possible in advance of competition, however, but forward technicians can assist if systems break or need to be…
