COTM: a top priority for the military
The ability to communicate and to give and receive orders regardless of where you are is a necessity on the modern-day battlefield. The advancement of communications in the field has been dramatic over recent years but now, being able to communicate whilst also moving in areas deprived of all terrestrial communications is hugely important. Helen Jameson looks into Communications-on-the-Move.Read the full story
Executive Q&As
Greg Giaquinto, Forecast Int'l
Danielle Edwards, Product Marketing Manager, NSSL
Bob Roe, President of Stratos Government Services
Joe Bender & Karl Fuchs, iDirect
Rob Longhurst, President, Drastic
Turning to satellite
Governments, NGOs and first responders alike are looking for effective, reliable and, more importantly, available communications that can perform in the aftermath of a disaster where no terrestrial infrastructure is available. Their first choice is satellite. Satellite Evolution finds out why.
Improving Asia’s launch capabilities
We do not talk enough about the Asian launch market but there is a great deal of activity in this sector. Helen Jameson looks at the past, present and future capabilities of the Asian launch vehicle sector and the things we should be taking into account for the future. Read the full story
Knowledge is power
The military is moving further towards a network centric approach everyday. An interesting programme that is being driven by the US Defense Information Systems Agency is NCES. GMC learns more about it. Read the full story
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October issue
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ViaSat: providing for the military
Government satellite communications form a core part of ViaSat’s capabilities and the company is playing a key role in transforming the way in which the military communicates. Helen Jameson spoke to Peter Weissmann, Business Development manager at ViaSat Australia and a former soldier himself, about the evolution of communications in the military and where ViaSat fits in.
This month's contents
ViaSat: providing for the military
Mitigating satellite interference
Learning from the customer
The interference issue
Turning to satellite
Knowledge is power
The IP migration: a military operation
Improving Asia's launch capabilities
A unique viewpoint
COTM: a top priority for the military
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