Pentagon Finally Launches Study… Future Needs of Military SATCOM
The objective is to inform future Pentagon decisions on military satellite communications.
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Lockheed Martin Is Headed In A New Direction… Improved GPS Satellite Ground System For USAF
They were given the green light, the go, the high five. The US Air Force has approved Lockheed Martin’s ...
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USAF Minotaur I Launch Vehicle Makes The Day For Orbital ATK
This was the first such award under the Orbital/Suborbital Program 3 (OSP-3) Lane 1 capability.
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Raytheon’s OCX, As Expected, Gets OSD Nod
Even though it was the most screwed up program in the Air Force, was behind schedule and had gone grossly over budget...
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Raytheon Is Pals With JPALS
The US Navy has now awarded Raytheon Company (NYSE: RTN) a $255 million contract for the development and production readiness of their GPS satnav nexgen precision landing system.
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Successful Testing Of The Increments For WIN-T Is General Dynamics Mission Systems Goal
Mission Systems has delivered four TCN-Ls and two NOSC-Ls to the Army to begin the test and evaluation process.
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DoD Modernization Efforts Result In GPS Source Enhanced D3 Offering
The Enhanced D3 is a cost effective and comprehensive solution that supports Department of Defense (DoD) GPS modernization efforts.
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Lockheed Martin Is Enlisted With USAF… $395 Million For GPS III Satellites
The contract includes funding for long-lead items and full production for the next two space vehicles (SVs) in the Air Force’s nexgen GPS III constellation.
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Space And Missile Systems Center Enlists Lockheed Martin For Delivery Of Two More GPS III Sats
“The GPS III SV 9 and 10 satellites are expected to be ready for launch in 2022, thus sustaining the GPS constellation and the global utility the world has come to expect.”
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Israel’s Satellite Program Under Investigation (HAARETZ)
Based on preliminary findings, the state comptroller believes there are serious long-term planning gaps in the development of satellites in Israel, even before the SpaceX explosion.
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