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Rockwell Collins partners with QinetiQ for satellite receivers
Rockwell Collins and QinetiQ are partnering to develop next-generation, multi-constellation, open-service and secure GNSS receivers.
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Comtech wins Blue Force Tracking contract
Comtech will provide Aviation Satellite Communication Transceivers.
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Elbit wins Israeli satellite terminal contract
Elbit Systems won a two-year contact with Israeli Ministry of Defense for satellite terminals.
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Industry Perspective: Intelsat General’s Skot Butler on future satcom
Satellite industry veteran Skot Butler has high hopes for the Pentagon’s new direction in satcom.
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Air Force demonstrates new airborne networking
Recent tests validated intra-flight datalink network capabilities.
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New DoD budget to rebuild readiness, advance tech
The Pentagon’s 2018 budget signals emphasis on overhauling the U.S. military and positioning for a new era of warfare.
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New satellite terminal is lightweight, quickly deployable
Hughes has unveiled a new portable satellite terminal that weighs less than 31 pounds.
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MUOS-5 satellite back in operation
The satellite, initially launched in June 2016, experienced an orbital malfunction.
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SpaceX launches top-secret spy satellite for US government
This was the fourth SpaceX booster landing at Cape Canaveral; even more have landed on ocean platforms.
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NASA partnerships aid in space innovation
Stephen Jurczyk oversees some of NASA’s most cutting-edge technologies and programs.
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Rockwell Collins partners with QinetiQ for satellite receivers
Rockwell Collins and QinetiQ are partnering to develop next-generation, multi-constellation, open-service and secure GNSS receivers.
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Comtech wins Blue Force Tracking contract
Comtech will provide Aviation Satellite Communication Transceivers.
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Elbit wins Israeli satellite terminal contract
Elbit Systems won a two-year contact with Israeli Ministry of Defense for satellite terminals.
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Industry Perspective: Intelsat General’s Skot Butler on future satcom
Satellite industry veteran Skot Butler has high hopes for the Pentagon’s new direction in satcom.
-
Air Force demonstrates new airborne networking
Recent tests validated intra-flight datalink network capabilities.
-
New DoD budget to rebuild readiness, advance tech
The Pentagon’s 2018 budget signals emphasis on overhauling the U.S. military and positioning for a new era of warfare.
-
New satellite terminal is lightweight, quickly deployable
Hughes has unveiled a new portable satellite terminal that weighs less than 31 pounds.
-
MUOS-5 satellite back in operation
The satellite, initially launched in June 2016, experienced an orbital malfunction.
-
SpaceX launches top-secret spy satellite for US government
This was the fourth SpaceX booster landing at Cape Canaveral; even more have landed on ocean platforms.
-
NASA partnerships aid in space innovation
Stephen Jurczyk oversees some of NASA’s most cutting-edge technologies and programs.
-
Rockwell Collins partners with QinetiQ for satellite receivers
Rockwell Collins and QinetiQ are partnering to develop next-generation, multi-constellation, open-service and secure GNSS receivers.
-
Comtech wins Blue Force Tracking contract
Comtech will provide Aviation Satellite Communication Transceivers.
-
Elbit wins Israeli satellite terminal contract
Elbit Systems won a two-year contact with Israeli Ministry of Defense for satellite terminals.
-
Industry Perspective: Intelsat General’s Skot Butler on future satcom
Satellite industry veteran Skot Butler has high hopes for the Pentagon’s new direction in satcom.
-
Air Force demonstrates new airborne networking
Recent tests validated intra-flight datalink network capabilities.
-
New DoD budget to rebuild readiness, advance tech
The Pentagon’s 2018 budget signals emphasis on overhauling the U.S. military and positioning for a new era of warfare.
-
New satellite terminal is lightweight, quickly deployable
Hughes has unveiled a new portable satellite terminal that weighs less than 31 pounds.
-
MUOS-5 satellite back in operation
The satellite, initially launched in June 2016, experienced an orbital malfunction.
-
SpaceX launches top-secret spy satellite for US government
This was the fourth SpaceX booster landing at Cape Canaveral; even more have landed on ocean platforms.
-
NASA partnerships aid in space innovation
Stephen Jurczyk oversees some of NASA’s most cutting-edge technologies and programs.
