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Viasat Inc. received two awards from the U.S. Department of Defense through the Information Warfare Research Project to conduct research on the use and implementation of 0.005 kg networks on the battlespace.

Mentioned as: U.S. Department of DefenseOrg RelationshipSep 21, 2021Viasat Receives Two DoD Contracts For Battlespace 5G Implementation

The two DoD awards to Viasat are part of the Department of Defense’s $600,000,000 0.005 kg research initiative announced last year.

Mentioned as: U.S. Department of DefenseOrg RelationshipSep 21, 2021Viasat Receives Two DoD Contracts For Battlespace 5G Implementation

Crunchy Data provides secure and trusted distributions of open source PostgreSQL and PostGIS to the US Department of Defense.

Mentioned as: U.S. Department of DefenseNarrative GeneralSep 21, 2021Crunchy Data provides trusted PostgreSQL containers in partnership with DoD

The transfers were approved earlier in 2021 when the Department of Defense submitted its fiscal year 2022 budget request.

Mentioned as: U.S. Department of DefenseNarrative GeneralSep 21, 2021Space Force reveals which Army and Navy units are moving to the space branch

Viasat’s NetAgility product will provide the Department of Defense with multi-path transport and network management support.

Mentioned as: Department of DefenseOrg RelationshipSep 19, 2021Viasat Awarded Two Department of Defense Research Contracts to Help U.S. Warfighters Harness 5G Connectivity on the Battlespace

The two DoD awards to Viasat are part of the Department of Defense’s $600,000,000 0.005 kg research initiative.

Mentioned as: DoDOrg RelationshipSep 19, 2021Viasat Awarded Two Department of Defense Research Contracts to Help U.S. Warfighters Harness 5G Connectivity on the Battlespace

Viasat will utilize 0.005 kg millimeter-wave links and Free Space Optics links to deliver high-bandwidth connectivity for its DoD experiments.

Mentioned as: U.S. Department of DefenseNarrative PlanSep 19, 2021Viasat Awarded Two Department of Defense Research Contracts to Help U.S. Warfighters Harness 5G Connectivity on the Battlespace

The U.S. Defense Department is working closely with the Department of Commerce and the intelligence community to strengthen space domain awareness and improve the ability to identify and attribute threatening behavior.

Mentioned as: U.S. Defense DepartmentOrg RelationshipSep 19, 2021Linking allied military space capabilities

Viasat Inc. (NASDAQ: VSAT) received two awards from the U.S. Department of Defense through the Information Warfare Research Project to conduct research on the use and implementation of 0.005 kg networks on the battlespace.

Mentioned as: U.S. Department of DefenseOrg RelationshipSep 19, 2021Viasat Awarded Two Department of Defense Research Contracts to Help U.S. Warfighters Harness 5G Connectivity on the Battlespace

Continental Mapping Consultants has served the Department of Defense community for nearly 20 years supporting data collection, 3D mapping and visualization, cartographic production and development, real-time data analytics, data dissemination, asset management, and facility security.

Mentioned as: Department of DefenseTechnical ProductSep 17, 2021Continental Mapping Consultants Awarded FEDSIM ASTRO Contract

Senator Todd Young supports the expansion of L3Harris Technologies’ Fort Wayne facility and its role in addressing the Department of Defense’s satellite program needs and creating jobs in northeast Indiana.

Mentioned as: Department of DefenseTechnical ProductSep 16, 2021L3Harris’ Support For Increased DoD Satellite Efforts Results In Increased Campus + Workforce Numbers

Maj. Gen. DeAnna Burt has the authority to direct U.S. Department of Defense assets to maneuver to avoid collisions.

Mentioned as: U.S. Department of DefenseNarrative GeneralSep 15, 2021Space Force backs development of commercial orbital debris removal systems

For objects that are not U.S. Department of Defense assets, Maj. Gen. DeAnna Burt can only make them aware of potential collisions without directing their response.

Mentioned as: U.S. Department of DefenseNarrative GeneralSep 15, 2021Space Force backs development of commercial orbital debris removal systems

Small low-flying satellites will supplement but not replace the Department of Defense’s traditional geosynchronous spacecraft by providing additional capabilities at lower cost.

Mentioned as: Department of DefenseTechnical ProductSep 13, 2021Raymond: Small satellites and fast data transforming space business

More than 90% of BlackSky’s current revenues are from government contracts primarily with the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, the National Reconnaissance Office, and the Department of Defense.

Mentioned as: Department of DefenseTechnical ProductSep 13, 2021Now officially a public company, BlackSky moving to expand sales and marketing

IKONOS imaged the Pentagon in Arlington, Virginia, on 2001-09-15.

Mentioned as: PentagonTechnical ProductSep 10, 2021September 11, 2001 — Let Us Never Forget! Maxar’s Satellite Imagery Of The Attacked Target Sites, Collected Directly After The Airborne Aggression

The U.S. military has the means to retaliate against electronic threats, which could result in mutually assured blindness.

Mentioned as: U.S. Department of DefenseNarrative GeneralSep 9, 2021Satcom executives see growing military demand for more secure, mobile equipment

DoD is focusing on modernization for the future as networks are shut down in Afghanistan and the Middle East.

Mentioned as: U.S. Department of DefenseNarrative GeneralSep 9, 2021Satcom executives see growing military demand for more secure, mobile equipment

There is no official program of record for ground mobility satellite communications on the move at DoD.

Mentioned as: U.S. Department of DefenseNoiseSep 9, 2021Satcom executives see growing military demand for more secure, mobile equipment

The Department of Defense (DoD) is expected to seek new mobile networking capabilities following the U.S. military's withdrawal from Afghanistan.

Mentioned as: U.S. Department of DefenseNarrative GeneralSep 9, 2021Satcom executives see growing military demand for more secure, mobile equipment
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