NATO is a political and military alliance that recognized space as an operational domain in 2019 and adopted a Space Policy. While NATO itself does not aim to develop its own space capabilities and relies on its member states' assets, it serves as a forum for information sharing, interoperability enhancement, and coordinated action regarding space-related issues. NATO's Space Center, established in 2020, supports NATO operations and missions by coordinating allied space activities and sharing information on potential threats. Associated keywords: space policy, operational domain, interoperability, space situational awareness, collective defense.
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A terminal capable of simultaneously connecting to LEO, GEO, and MEO satellites is critical for NATO and U.S. Department of Defense customers to deliver data at the tactical edge in contested environments.
A terminal capable of simultaneously connecting to LEO, GEO, and MEO satellites is positioned as critical for NATO and U.S. defence customers to deliver data at the tactical edge in contested space environments.
The Airbus-funded UHF payload will serve allied armed forces including European and NATO countries.
Luxembourg and the United States entered a support partnership in late 2022 to commercially contract satellite communications capabilities through the NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA).
Luxembourg and the United States entered a support partnership in late 2022 to commercially contract satellite communications capabilities through the NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA).
CEO Jeff Thompson will lead a delegation to NATO countries to discuss military drone support for Ukrainian forces.
Red Cat previously filled an order from a NATO member country for 15 units of the Golden Eagle military drone for deployment to Ukrainian forces.
Thompson will meet with NATO leaders to demonstrate the Teal 2, a new military-grade drone from Red Cat subsidiary Teal Drones.
Luxembourg and the United States entered a support partnership in late 2022 to commercially contract satellite communications capabilities through the NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA).
On 23 February 2023 the Government of Luxembourg announced its intent to leverage SES’s O3b mPOWER system as resilient satellite communications infrastructure for Luxembourg, its partners, and NATO.
SES is working with NATO and several humanitarian agencies, including UNICEF, to provide satellite communications and terminals for agencies operating in Lviv and elsewhere in and around Ukraine.
Indra is deploying the same communication system at NATO’s Combined Air Operations Center (CAOC) in Uedem, Germany to support coordination of Alliance air policing missions north of the Alps.
AirDef natively integrates NATO tactical data links Link 16, JREAP, Link 22 and VMF between operating entities.
Airbus will offer a new UHF communications service scheduled for launch in 2024 to armed forces, particularly those of European countries and NATO allies.
Airbus will offer a new UHF communications service scheduled for launch in 2024 targeted to armed forces, particularly those of European countries and NATO allies.
The first NATO Pod test flight was performed at the Yuma Proving Grounds using a General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc.-owned MQ-9A aircraft.
The NATO Pod tested on 2022-11-23 featured a payload built by Arpège S.A.S. of France.
Viasat is selling its Link 16 tactical data link business, an encrypted network used by the U.S. military and NATO allies to exchange data between ships, aircraft, and troops on land.
Airbus will offer a new UHF communications service to armed forces, particularly those of European countries and NATO allies, using the EUTELSAT 36D UHF payload.
Airbus will offer a new UHF communications service to armed forces, particularly those of European countries and NATO allies, using the new UHF payload.