Out in Front: GPS III and the Budget Blues
March 1, 2015
Guest column by Don Jewell, Defense Editor In the 2016 President’s Budget, submitted in February, the U.S. Air […]
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Guest column by Don Jewell, Defense Editor In the 2016 President’s Budget, submitted in February, the U.S. Air […]
A Lockheed Martin vice president has stated that the first GPS III satellite will likely launch in 2017, […]
The long-anticipated 2016 President’s Budget (PB) was submitted to Congress in early February. The PB is the spark […]
The ground control system (OCX) that Raytheon is developing for the next-generation GPS program has passed a Pentagon review, reports Reuters. […]
By Tim Reynolds, GPS World European correspondent Director General Jean-Jacques Dordain of the European Space Agency (ESA) announced Jan. 16 […]
Raytheon Company and Lockheed Martin successfully completed the fourth of five planned launch and early orbit exercises to […]
Last year in my “Directions” article, I emphasized the commitment made by the U.S. government to ensure GPS signals are available to all users, and I shared some of our excitement in the GPS Directorate regarding the modernized capabilities we are developing and fielding. This year I’d like to share with you progress we’ve made in the past 12 months, provide an update on the modernization initiatives, and challenge civil users and receiver companies to innovate and accelerate these modernized capabilities for users worldwide.
Colonel William “Wild Bill” Cooley, director of the GPS Directorate at Space and Missile Systems Center, discusses CNAV […]
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