Lockheed Martin Awarded GPSIII
                   
alterslash.org     May 17, 2008            

The reason Europe decided to build Galileo as a direct civilian alternative to US’ GPS was to prevent the US from shutting down all navigation in case of a conflict. TFA says that the new (US military) GPS now will have 500x transmit power, and also transmit a new civilian signal (L1C) to be... [read full story]                    


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