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LEO to provide ‘game changing’ capability
Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite technology is set to provide a ‘game-changing’ capability for armed forces demanding flexible and cost-effective connectivity almost anywhere in the world, industry leaders suggested at the Global MILSATCOM conference in London this week.
Describing the emerging demand for increased signals from forward-deployed units across the ...
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