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Register now for a SATCOM webcast
Join C4ISRNET at 11 a.m. Dec. 14 as we speak to Lt. Col. Joel Babbitt of Wideband Enterprise Satellite Systems.
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GPS receives ‘major software upgrade’
Lockheed Martin has completed an upgrade of the ground control system of the Air Force’s GPS satellites.
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Army faces aging systems, increased SATCOM demand
Lt. Col. Joel Babbitt, product director for the Army’s Wideband Enterprise Satellite Systems, discusses satellite modernizations and improvements.
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Raytheon awarded FORTRESS contract
Raytheon has been awarded a $7.4 million Air Force contract for sensors for surveillance satellites.
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MUOS 5 reaches operational orbit after hiccup
MUOS 5 was launched June 24, however it “experienced a failure of its orbit raising propulsion system that halted the satellite’s transfer orbit maneuver to its geosynchronous test orbit,” according to a Navy news release.
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Honeywell offers military high-speed satcom
Honeywell is now offering high-speed, high-bandwidth satellite communications for military customers.
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Blame the ionosphere for GPS blackouts
European Space Agency scientists have discovered the reason why low-orbit GPS satellites experience periodic navigational blackouts while flying over the equator between Africa and South America.
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Air Force orders 2 more GPS III satellites
Lockheed Martin has been awarded a $395 million Air Force contract to provide the ninth and 10th GPS III satellites.
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ViaSat awarded anti-jam contract
The contract covers the Protected Tactical Service Field Demonstration, which aims to provide wideband anti-jam communications for both government and commercial satellites.
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High-speed satellite link demonstrated
The demonstration occurred during performance testing of GATR’s prototype GATR-FLEX sub-meter Ku-band, ultra-portable terminal.
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Register now for a SATCOM webcast
Join C4ISRNET at 11 a.m. Dec. 14 as we speak to Lt. Col. Joel Babbitt of Wideband Enterprise Satellite Systems.
-
GPS receives ‘major software upgrade’
Lockheed Martin has completed an upgrade of the ground control system of the Air Force’s GPS satellites.
-
Army faces aging systems, increased SATCOM demand
Lt. Col. Joel Babbitt, product director for the Army’s Wideband Enterprise Satellite Systems, discusses satellite modernizations and improvements.
-
Raytheon awarded FORTRESS contract
Raytheon has been awarded a $7.4 million Air Force contract for sensors for surveillance satellites.
-
MUOS 5 reaches operational orbit after hiccup
MUOS 5 was launched June 24, however it “experienced a failure of its orbit raising propulsion system that halted the satellite’s transfer orbit maneuver to its geosynchronous test orbit,” according to a Navy news release.
-
Honeywell offers military high-speed satcom
Honeywell is now offering high-speed, high-bandwidth satellite communications for military customers.
-
Blame the ionosphere for GPS blackouts
European Space Agency scientists have discovered the reason why low-orbit GPS satellites experience periodic navigational blackouts while flying over the equator between Africa and South America.
-
Air Force orders 2 more GPS III satellites
Lockheed Martin has been awarded a $395 million Air Force contract to provide the ninth and 10th GPS III satellites.
-
ViaSat awarded anti-jam contract
The contract covers the Protected Tactical Service Field Demonstration, which aims to provide wideband anti-jam communications for both government and commercial satellites.
-
High-speed satellite link demonstrated
The demonstration occurred during performance testing of GATR’s prototype GATR-FLEX sub-meter Ku-band, ultra-portable terminal.
-
Register now for a SATCOM webcast
Join C4ISRNET at 11 a.m. Dec. 14 as we speak to Lt. Col. Joel Babbitt of Wideband Enterprise Satellite Systems.
-
GPS receives ‘major software upgrade’
Lockheed Martin has completed an upgrade of the ground control system of the Air Force’s GPS satellites.
-
Army faces aging systems, increased SATCOM demand
Lt. Col. Joel Babbitt, product director for the Army’s Wideband Enterprise Satellite Systems, discusses satellite modernizations and improvements.
-
Raytheon awarded FORTRESS contract
Raytheon has been awarded a $7.4 million Air Force contract for sensors for surveillance satellites.
-
MUOS 5 reaches operational orbit after hiccup
MUOS 5 was launched June 24, however it “experienced a failure of its orbit raising propulsion system that halted the satellite’s transfer orbit maneuver to its geosynchronous test orbit,” according to a Navy news release.
-
Honeywell offers military high-speed satcom
Honeywell is now offering high-speed, high-bandwidth satellite communications for military customers.
-
Blame the ionosphere for GPS blackouts
European Space Agency scientists have discovered the reason why low-orbit GPS satellites experience periodic navigational blackouts while flying over the equator between Africa and South America.
-
Air Force orders 2 more GPS III satellites
Lockheed Martin has been awarded a $395 million Air Force contract to provide the ninth and 10th GPS III satellites.
-
ViaSat awarded anti-jam contract
The contract covers the Protected Tactical Service Field Demonstration, which aims to provide wideband anti-jam communications for both government and commercial satellites.
-
High-speed satellite link demonstrated
The demonstration occurred during performance testing of GATR’s prototype GATR-FLEX sub-meter Ku-band, ultra-portable terminal.
