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Lockheed Martin opens satellite research center
The center of excellence will develop reconfigurable payloads, and will advance satellite systems already in use.
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Global military satellite market projected to hit $9.7B
ISR satellites will account for 36 percent of the market, followed by communications and then navigational satellites.
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MUOS-4 preps for August launch
The communications satellite is being prepped for an August launch aboard an Atlas V rocket.
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DoD GPS receiver can use Rockwell Collins module
Initial fit checks confirm that the Rockwell Collins GB-GRAM-M Type II receiver fits within the volume of the DAGR D3.
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Lockheed wins $736M satellite contract
Lockheed Martin will provide sustainment of Advanced Extremely High Frequency (AEHF) satellite system, Milstar and Defense Satellite Communications System III.
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IKONOS satellite retires
The IKONOS satellite, launched in 1999, has taken thousands of images of the earth for national security, disaster relief and many other uses.
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L-3 Wins Australian satellite terminals contract
The new order will give the ADF an enhanced ability to use the Wideband Global SATCOM system.
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Next-generation of GPS nears testing phase
The new satellite will begin thermal vacuum testing this summer, featuring simulated harsh space environments.
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Exelis ships GPS satellite encryption tools
The enhanced encryptors support M-code, which provides a separate signal strictly for military use.
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Lockheed adds apps to ground stations
Tasks which have historically been carried out as separate functions can be designed and managed as single apps.
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Lockheed Martin opens satellite research center
The center of excellence will develop reconfigurable payloads, and will advance satellite systems already in use.
-
Global military satellite market projected to hit $9.7B
ISR satellites will account for 36 percent of the market, followed by communications and then navigational satellites.
-
MUOS-4 preps for August launch
The communications satellite is being prepped for an August launch aboard an Atlas V rocket.
-
DoD GPS receiver can use Rockwell Collins module
Initial fit checks confirm that the Rockwell Collins GB-GRAM-M Type II receiver fits within the volume of the DAGR D3.
-
Lockheed wins $736M satellite contract
Lockheed Martin will provide sustainment of Advanced Extremely High Frequency (AEHF) satellite system, Milstar and Defense Satellite Communications System III.
-
IKONOS satellite retires
The IKONOS satellite, launched in 1999, has taken thousands of images of the earth for national security, disaster relief and many other uses.
-
L-3 Wins Australian satellite terminals contract
The new order will give the ADF an enhanced ability to use the Wideband Global SATCOM system.
-
Next-generation of GPS nears testing phase
The new satellite will begin thermal vacuum testing this summer, featuring simulated harsh space environments.
-
Exelis ships GPS satellite encryption tools
The enhanced encryptors support M-code, which provides a separate signal strictly for military use.
-
Lockheed adds apps to ground stations
Tasks which have historically been carried out as separate functions can be designed and managed as single apps.
-
Lockheed Martin opens satellite research center
The center of excellence will develop reconfigurable payloads, and will advance satellite systems already in use.
-
Global military satellite market projected to hit $9.7B
ISR satellites will account for 36 percent of the market, followed by communications and then navigational satellites.
-
MUOS-4 preps for August launch
The communications satellite is being prepped for an August launch aboard an Atlas V rocket.
-
DoD GPS receiver can use Rockwell Collins module
Initial fit checks confirm that the Rockwell Collins GB-GRAM-M Type II receiver fits within the volume of the DAGR D3.
-
Lockheed wins $736M satellite contract
Lockheed Martin will provide sustainment of Advanced Extremely High Frequency (AEHF) satellite system, Milstar and Defense Satellite Communications System III.
-
IKONOS satellite retires
The IKONOS satellite, launched in 1999, has taken thousands of images of the earth for national security, disaster relief and many other uses.
-
L-3 Wins Australian satellite terminals contract
The new order will give the ADF an enhanced ability to use the Wideband Global SATCOM system.
-
Next-generation of GPS nears testing phase
The new satellite will begin thermal vacuum testing this summer, featuring simulated harsh space environments.
-
Exelis ships GPS satellite encryption tools
The enhanced encryptors support M-code, which provides a separate signal strictly for military use.
-
Lockheed adds apps to ground stations
Tasks which have historically been carried out as separate functions can be designed and managed as single apps.
