It was not a big wager as wagers go, but the underlying premise spoke volumes. It all began innocently enough in 2005 when the first test, or proof of concept, Galileo satellite known as GIOVE-A was launched. Who won the wager, and what can that tell us about GPS III?
The Air Force has released a Request for Proposal (RFP) for launch services for the GPS III-3 mission, […]
Sponsored by: Hemisphere GNSS Broadcast Date: Thursday, May 16, 2013 Moderator: Alan Cameron, Editor & Publisher, GPS World Speakers: Mark Sampson, LabSat […]
The I-want-free-advice syndrome was once called the “Doctor Syndrome” or “Expert Syndrome.” I have recently heard it referred […]
The Pentagon is seeking an additional $39.2 million from Congress to help develop the United States Air Force’s […]
Congress Yanks OCX Funding SecDef Must Demonstrate Its Essential Nature The U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee withheld the […]
The U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee withheld the full amount requested by the Pentagon for Fiscal Year (FY) […]
The U.S. Air Force has awarded SpaceX the first competitively sourced National Security Space (NSS) launch services contract in […]
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