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GPS + Galileo = better navigation
The Australian government and Lockheed Martin intend to demonstrate how to combine two different satellite navigation systems.
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Cubic unveils tiny SATCOM antenna terminal
Cubic has announced a new product to enable greater portability among expeditionary forces for SATCOM capabilities.
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Hughes unveils beyond-line-of-sight SATCOM
Hughes has demonstrated a beyond-line-of-sight satellite transmission capability on a helicopter.
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Space and air ops teams integrating to fight ISIS
The Air Force is continuing to integrate operations across domains of warfare to be more agile during missions.
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SSL awarded DARPA contract — first from DoD in years
Space Systems Loral has been awarded a Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency contract for remote servicing of satellites.
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Boeing to support orbiting GPS satellites
Boeing has been awarded an Air Force contract to support the GPS satellite system.
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GPS satellite system passes factory test
“Raytheon tested 74 OCX segment requirements at its Aurora, Colorado, factory in a cyber-hardened environment, verifying that the LCS is well on its way to meeting U.S. Air Force requirements,” Raytheon said.
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SBIRS satellite successfully launched after delay
The satellite, carried aboard a United Launch Alliance Atlas V, is now responding to ground commands.
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Satellite tug of war: Finding the right mix of government, commercial SATCOM
A symbiotic relationship is emerging between DoD, civilian agencies and industry to provide much-needed SATCOM to deployed troops.
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GPS + Galileo = better navigation
The Australian government and Lockheed Martin intend to demonstrate how to combine two different satellite navigation systems.
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SATCOM’s murky future
Military and industry examine what’s ahead for satellite communications.
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Cubic unveils tiny SATCOM antenna terminal
Cubic has announced a new product to enable greater portability among expeditionary forces for SATCOM capabilities.
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Hughes unveils beyond-line-of-sight SATCOM
Hughes has demonstrated a beyond-line-of-sight satellite transmission capability on a helicopter.
-
Space and air ops teams integrating to fight ISIS
The Air Force is continuing to integrate operations across domains of warfare to be more agile during missions.
-
SSL awarded DARPA contract — first from DoD in years
Space Systems Loral has been awarded a Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency contract for remote servicing of satellites.
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Boeing to support orbiting GPS satellites
Boeing has been awarded an Air Force contract to support the GPS satellite system.
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GPS satellite system passes factory test
“Raytheon tested 74 OCX segment requirements at its Aurora, Colorado, factory in a cyber-hardened environment, verifying that the LCS is well on its way to meeting U.S. Air Force requirements,” Raytheon said.
-
SBIRS satellite successfully launched after delay
The satellite, carried aboard a United Launch Alliance Atlas V, is now responding to ground commands.
-
Satellite tug of war: Finding the right mix of government, commercial SATCOM
A symbiotic relationship is emerging between DoD, civilian agencies and industry to provide much-needed SATCOM to deployed troops.
-
GPS + Galileo = better navigation
The Australian government and Lockheed Martin intend to demonstrate how to combine two different satellite navigation systems.
-
SATCOM’s murky future
Military and industry examine what’s ahead for satellite communications.
-
Cubic unveils tiny SATCOM antenna terminal
Cubic has announced a new product to enable greater portability among expeditionary forces for SATCOM capabilities.
-
Hughes unveils beyond-line-of-sight SATCOM
Hughes has demonstrated a beyond-line-of-sight satellite transmission capability on a helicopter.
-
Space and air ops teams integrating to fight ISIS
The Air Force is continuing to integrate operations across domains of warfare to be more agile during missions.
-
SSL awarded DARPA contract — first from DoD in years
Space Systems Loral has been awarded a Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency contract for remote servicing of satellites.
-
Boeing to support orbiting GPS satellites
Boeing has been awarded an Air Force contract to support the GPS satellite system.
-
GPS satellite system passes factory test
“Raytheon tested 74 OCX segment requirements at its Aurora, Colorado, factory in a cyber-hardened environment, verifying that the LCS is well on its way to meeting U.S. Air Force requirements,” Raytheon said.
-
SBIRS satellite successfully launched after delay
The satellite, carried aboard a United Launch Alliance Atlas V, is now responding to ground commands.
-
Satellite tug of war: Finding the right mix of government, commercial SATCOM
A symbiotic relationship is emerging between DoD, civilian agencies and industry to provide much-needed SATCOM to deployed troops.
