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Australia to purchase new satellite terminals
Acquisition will increase the Australian military’s use of the U.S. Wideband Global SATCOM system.
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Another GPS IIF reaches orbit
The satellite was boosted into orbit aboard a Delta IV rocket launched from Cape Canaveral Wednesday and is functioning properly.
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Satellite 2015: Can reform efforts revive the U.S. satellite industry?
Government and industry players hope reform efforts will boost the U.S. satellite industry.
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Satellite 2015: Look at system needs, not components
A panel at Satellite 2015 discussed system-level approaches to promote flexible mobility solutions for the military.
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Satellite 2015: Going it alone not an option for space security
If the government fails to partner with industry in space, it could threaten national security.
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Britain moving communications satellite to Pacific
Airbus will reposition a Skynet 5 satellite and build a ground station in Australia.
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Airbus to build French SIGINT satellites
The contract, with French defense procurement agency DGA, is for three CERES satellites.
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Air Force to privatize operation of wideband SATCOM
The move will relieve Air Force personnel of the day-to-day tracking and maintenance of the network.
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Orbital to turn artillery shells into precision devices
The Army’s goal is to limit civilian casualties and collateral damage, which will allow the use of artillery where it would otherwise not be wise.
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Exelis wins SATCOM contract
The contract, through ADS Inc., is for Global Network on the Move-Active Distribution broadband satellite system
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Australia to purchase new satellite terminals
Acquisition will increase the Australian military’s use of the U.S. Wideband Global SATCOM system.
-
Another GPS IIF reaches orbit
The satellite was boosted into orbit aboard a Delta IV rocket launched from Cape Canaveral Wednesday and is functioning properly.
-
Satellite 2015: Can reform efforts revive the U.S. satellite industry?
Government and industry players hope reform efforts will boost the U.S. satellite industry.
-
Satellite 2015: Look at system needs, not components
A panel at Satellite 2015 discussed system-level approaches to promote flexible mobility solutions for the military.
-
Satellite 2015: Going it alone not an option for space security
If the government fails to partner with industry in space, it could threaten national security.
-
Britain moving communications satellite to Pacific
Airbus will reposition a Skynet 5 satellite and build a ground station in Australia.
-
Airbus to build French SIGINT satellites
The contract, with French defense procurement agency DGA, is for three CERES satellites.
-
Air Force to privatize operation of wideband SATCOM
The move will relieve Air Force personnel of the day-to-day tracking and maintenance of the network.
-
Orbital to turn artillery shells into precision devices
The Army’s goal is to limit civilian casualties and collateral damage, which will allow the use of artillery where it would otherwise not be wise.
-
Exelis wins SATCOM contract
The contract, through ADS Inc., is for Global Network on the Move-Active Distribution broadband satellite system
-
Australia to purchase new satellite terminals
Acquisition will increase the Australian military’s use of the U.S. Wideband Global SATCOM system.
-
Another GPS IIF reaches orbit
The satellite was boosted into orbit aboard a Delta IV rocket launched from Cape Canaveral Wednesday and is functioning properly.
-
Satellite 2015: Can reform efforts revive the U.S. satellite industry?
Government and industry players hope reform efforts will boost the U.S. satellite industry.
-
Satellite 2015: Look at system needs, not components
A panel at Satellite 2015 discussed system-level approaches to promote flexible mobility solutions for the military.
-
Satellite 2015: Going it alone not an option for space security
If the government fails to partner with industry in space, it could threaten national security.
-
Britain moving communications satellite to Pacific
Airbus will reposition a Skynet 5 satellite and build a ground station in Australia.
-
Airbus to build French SIGINT satellites
The contract, with French defense procurement agency DGA, is for three CERES satellites.
-
Air Force to privatize operation of wideband SATCOM
The move will relieve Air Force personnel of the day-to-day tracking and maintenance of the network.
-
Orbital to turn artillery shells into precision devices
The Army’s goal is to limit civilian casualties and collateral damage, which will allow the use of artillery where it would otherwise not be wise.
-
Exelis wins SATCOM contract
The contract, through ADS Inc., is for Global Network on the Move-Active Distribution broadband satellite system











