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Portable satellite terminal on outdoor surface in remote environment.

Boeing taps Lite Coms for Australian BLOS SATCOM terminals

Lite Coms is thrilled to be supplying its cutting-edge LITE SAT 1.3A satellite terminals to Boeing Defence Australia, further solidifying its reputation as a leader in the industry. The terminals will enable secure, high-performance connectivity for mission-critical operations.

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High-ranking officer briefs personnel in a somber conference room with a large map display.

US Army Overhauls Battlefield Comms Plans to Counter Jamming Threats

The US Army is overhauling its battlefield communications plans to counter jamming threats, as traditional Primary, Alternate, Contingency, and Emergency (PACE) plans are no longer effective. Current sequential PACE plans are brittle and can't withstand concurrent, multi-band jamming, says Lt. Gen. Matthew McFarlane.

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National Guard technician sets up satellite array in rugged outdoor environment.

National Guard Fortifies Connectivity in Austere Environments

In disaster response and overseas deployments, reliable communications are a luxury the National Guard can't always count on - but with the help of AI and advanced spectrum technologies, they're building layers of connectivity to stay linked up under pressure.

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Director's office with tactical radio device on wooden desk overlooking cityscape.

Rafael Expands European Footprint with Localized Tactical Communications in Germany

In today's fast-paced military landscape, being unable to communicate effectively in real-time with coalition partners isn't just a hindrance - it's a major liability. Commanders now need to make critical decisions in minutes, not hours, and that requires seamless, coalition-capable tactical communications.

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US military facility with satellite model on pedestal surrounded by technical equipment.

Space Force Awards $437.7 Million for Anti-Jam Satellites

The US Space Force has awarded $437.7 million to Viasat and Intelsat to develop anti-jam satellites, a crucial component of its resilient communication architecture that will enable tactical warfighters to stay connected in denied environments. This move is a significant step towards countering emerging threats and ensuring secure communication.

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US military personnel in command center with tablet displaying satellite imagery.

SOCOM Taps SkyFi for Real-Time Satellite Imagery Prototype

SkyFi is revolutionizing real-time satellite imagery for warfighters with a cutting-edge prototype for SOCOM, delivering unclassified commercial imagery directly to mobile devices via a web-based platform. This innovative Sovereign Intelligence Platform connects users to a vast network of 150+ satellite providers, empowering them with actionable insights in the field.

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