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Space Force picks three companies to enhance military GPS receiver card
The US Space Force has awarded three companies contracts totalling $552.58 million, to design, develop, build, integrate and qualify the Military GPS Users Equipment Miniature Serial Interface Increment 2 Application Inc Specific Integrated Circuit (MGUE 2 MSI ASIC).
Collins Aerospace, Interstate Electronics and Raytheon will undertake all activities with the ...
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