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Inmarsat awarded $246M contract for satellite services
Inmarsat Government Inc. has been awarded a contract to provide commercial satellite communication services for the U.S. military.
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Congress wants the Pentagon to move on 5G now
The House and Senate Armed Services committees want to invest in 5G technologies, partly in response to growing Chinese interest in 5G.
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Marines give the first reaction to new satellite terminals
The Marine Corps says they’re getting positive feedback from field tests of MUOS, a new ultra high frequency communication system that will replace the legacy UHF Follow-on.
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Air Force gets new stopgap system for GPS 3 satellites
The Contingency Operations (COps) software upgrade will allow the current ground system controlling the GPS constellation to control the next-generation GPS III satellites, the first of which was launched in December.
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How crowding space is opening a new antenna market
Satellite proliferation is driving the Air Force’s need for a prototype ground system.
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What are the benefits of commercial space?
Space is becoming an increasingly commercial domain, and the U.S. government has to figure out the right ways to engage with the commercial sector to enhance its missions.
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The Navy and the need for interoperability in the fleet
The Navy is highly dependent on the communications technology of other services, and keeping up with the advances and breakthroughs of those services is essential, explained the Navy Warfare Integration director.
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How the NRO learned to stop worrying and love the commercial imagery
The National Reconnaissance Office is dipping its toe into the world of commercial data, awarding three study contracts that will put it on track to start purchasing commercial satellite imagery.
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NGA chief calls on industry to focus on the ‘hard problems’
In his first major address, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency Director Vice Adm. Robert Sharp explained to industry what NGA is looking for from them, and what they need to focus on in order to partner with the agency.
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Air Force awards $20M contract for new common ground system
The Air Force is one step closer to the creation of a new common platform for satellite command and control called the Enterprise Ground Services.
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Inmarsat awarded $246M contract for satellite services
Inmarsat Government Inc. has been awarded a contract to provide commercial satellite communication services for the U.S. military.
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Congress wants the Pentagon to move on 5G now
The House and Senate Armed Services committees want to invest in 5G technologies, partly in response to growing Chinese interest in 5G.
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Marines give the first reaction to new satellite terminals
The Marine Corps says they’re getting positive feedback from field tests of MUOS, a new ultra high frequency communication system that will replace the legacy UHF Follow-on.
-
Air Force gets new stopgap system for GPS 3 satellites
The Contingency Operations (COps) software upgrade will allow the current ground system controlling the GPS constellation to control the next-generation GPS III satellites, the first of which was launched in December.
-
How crowding space is opening a new antenna market
Satellite proliferation is driving the Air Force’s need for a prototype ground system.
-
What are the benefits of commercial space?
Space is becoming an increasingly commercial domain, and the U.S. government has to figure out the right ways to engage with the commercial sector to enhance its missions.
-
The Navy and the need for interoperability in the fleet
The Navy is highly dependent on the communications technology of other services, and keeping up with the advances and breakthroughs of those services is essential, explained the Navy Warfare Integration director.
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How the NRO learned to stop worrying and love the commercial imagery
The National Reconnaissance Office is dipping its toe into the world of commercial data, awarding three study contracts that will put it on track to start purchasing commercial satellite imagery.
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NGA chief calls on industry to focus on the ‘hard problems’
In his first major address, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency Director Vice Adm. Robert Sharp explained to industry what NGA is looking for from them, and what they need to focus on in order to partner with the agency.
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Air Force awards $20M contract for new common ground system
The Air Force is one step closer to the creation of a new common platform for satellite command and control called the Enterprise Ground Services.
-
Inmarsat awarded $246M contract for satellite services
Inmarsat Government Inc. has been awarded a contract to provide commercial satellite communication services for the U.S. military.
-
Congress wants the Pentagon to move on 5G now
The House and Senate Armed Services committees want to invest in 5G technologies, partly in response to growing Chinese interest in 5G.
-
Marines give the first reaction to new satellite terminals
The Marine Corps says they’re getting positive feedback from field tests of MUOS, a new ultra high frequency communication system that will replace the legacy UHF Follow-on.
-
Air Force gets new stopgap system for GPS 3 satellites
The Contingency Operations (COps) software upgrade will allow the current ground system controlling the GPS constellation to control the next-generation GPS III satellites, the first of which was launched in December.
-
How crowding space is opening a new antenna market
Satellite proliferation is driving the Air Force’s need for a prototype ground system.
-
What are the benefits of commercial space?
Space is becoming an increasingly commercial domain, and the U.S. government has to figure out the right ways to engage with the commercial sector to enhance its missions.
-
The Navy and the need for interoperability in the fleet
The Navy is highly dependent on the communications technology of other services, and keeping up with the advances and breakthroughs of those services is essential, explained the Navy Warfare Integration director.
-
How the NRO learned to stop worrying and love the commercial imagery
The National Reconnaissance Office is dipping its toe into the world of commercial data, awarding three study contracts that will put it on track to start purchasing commercial satellite imagery.
-
NGA chief calls on industry to focus on the ‘hard problems’
In his first major address, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency Director Vice Adm. Robert Sharp explained to industry what NGA is looking for from them, and what they need to focus on in order to partner with the agency.
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Air Force awards $20M contract for new common ground system
The Air Force is one step closer to the creation of a new common platform for satellite command and control called the Enterprise Ground Services.
