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Army looks to tiny cameras for a GPS backup
Vision aided navigation aims to provide reliable guidance when GPS signals are blocked.
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Damaged satellite illustrates danger of space debris
A damaged solar panel on a European Space Agency satellite is highlighting the dangers of space debris for military satellites.
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Navy awards Global Information Grid contract
PAR Technology has been awarded a $13.6 million contract to provide teleport services.
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DARPA tackles the big problem with small satellites
Small satellites need to network together to relay and augment data. With no space or power to spare, that is no easy feat..
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Boeing to support Air Force satellite waveform development
Boeing has been awarded a $16.2 million Air Force contract for satellite waveforms.
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How DoD is re-writing the rules of space
New rules of the road and a new joint space office testing out scenarios are changing how the U.S. military operates in space.
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DoD looks to commercial satcom firms for services
Commercial services can enhance agility for lower cost.
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C4ISR Breakfast Series: Satellite bandwidth on the fast track
Satellite bandwidth can’t always be acquired at the last moment. This event will explore the military’s options.
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Navy, Lockheed MUOS-5 satellite arrives at launch site
The Mobile User Objective System (MUOS) satellite was flown from California to Florida aboard a C-5 Galaxy transport.
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Army looks to tiny cameras for a GPS backup
Vision aided navigation aims to provide reliable guidance when GPS signals are blocked.
-
Damaged satellite illustrates danger of space debris
A damaged solar panel on a European Space Agency satellite is highlighting the dangers of space debris for military satellites.
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Navy awards Global Information Grid contract
PAR Technology has been awarded a $13.6 million contract to provide teleport services.
-
DARPA tackles the big problem with small satellites
Small satellites need to network together to relay and augment data. With no space or power to spare, that is no easy feat..
-
Boeing to support Air Force satellite waveform development
Boeing has been awarded a $16.2 million Air Force contract for satellite waveforms.
-
How DoD is re-writing the rules of space
New rules of the road and a new joint space office testing out scenarios are changing how the U.S. military operates in space.
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Air Force dumping two GPS satellites
The Air Force is disposing of two GPS satellites.
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DoD looks to commercial satcom firms for services
Commercial services can enhance agility for lower cost.
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C4ISR Breakfast Series: Satellite bandwidth on the fast track
Satellite bandwidth can’t always be acquired at the last moment. This event will explore the military’s options.
-
Navy, Lockheed MUOS-5 satellite arrives at launch site
The Mobile User Objective System (MUOS) satellite was flown from California to Florida aboard a C-5 Galaxy transport.
-
Army looks to tiny cameras for a GPS backup
Vision aided navigation aims to provide reliable guidance when GPS signals are blocked.
-
Damaged satellite illustrates danger of space debris
A damaged solar panel on a European Space Agency satellite is highlighting the dangers of space debris for military satellites.
-
Navy awards Global Information Grid contract
PAR Technology has been awarded a $13.6 million contract to provide teleport services.
-
DARPA tackles the big problem with small satellites
Small satellites need to network together to relay and augment data. With no space or power to spare, that is no easy feat..
-
Boeing to support Air Force satellite waveform development
Boeing has been awarded a $16.2 million Air Force contract for satellite waveforms.
-
How DoD is re-writing the rules of space
New rules of the road and a new joint space office testing out scenarios are changing how the U.S. military operates in space.
-
Air Force dumping two GPS satellites
The Air Force is disposing of two GPS satellites.
-
DoD looks to commercial satcom firms for services
Commercial services can enhance agility for lower cost.
-
C4ISR Breakfast Series: Satellite bandwidth on the fast track
Satellite bandwidth can’t always be acquired at the last moment. This event will explore the military’s options.
-
Navy, Lockheed MUOS-5 satellite arrives at launch site
The Mobile User Objective System (MUOS) satellite was flown from California to Florida aboard a C-5 Galaxy transport.
