In today’s environment, access to high assurance position, navigation and timing information is critical for mission success. This section examines the role that these technologies play in airborne, ground and weapons systems.
GPS is an integral part of our ever more connected world. From guiding us to the nearest Denny’s after a ten-hour drive, to figuring out how many minutes we have…
On the battlefield, warfighters often are faced with connectivity challenges when they operate over distances that require beyond line of sight communication solutions. The Mobile User Objective System (MUOS) was…
In a recent article on GPS World1, Bradford Parkinson, vice-chair at the U.S. PNT Advisory Board, explored the repercussions of the possibility for the FCC to allow high-powered, ground-based, communication…
The reliance of global positioning satellite (GPS) signals is growing every year for navigation, tracking, timing, and much more. Its not only what average citizens rely upon as they search…
GPS has been a mainstay for the United States military since the 90s and has helped power mission critical efforts including force deployment, force navigation, logistical support and vehicle navigation.…