US EditionSpace Force Preps Infrastructure, Operators for Target-Tracking Mission
UNITED STATES, AUG 4 – The U.S. Space Force will launch Ground Moving Target Indicator satellites to improve defense surveillance before deploying Air Moving Target Indicator satellites, officials said.
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Space Force, IC prep to launch more sats that could enable future GMTI missions
The Space Force and Intelligence Community are planning to launch another batch of satellites within the next year that will help the service prepare for an operational ground moving target indication (GMTI) constellation, according to a top service official. A joint effort between the Space Force, National Reconnaissance Office and National Geospatial Intelligence Agency, the GMTI program aims to develop a constellation of sats equipped with se…
The US Space Force (USSF) is approaching a defining moment - within a year, they will begin launching GMTI satellites, which will enable the first continuous tracking of ground targets from anywhere in the world. This array, based on groundbreaking satellite technologies, will replace the aging JSTARS reconnaissance aircraft, which served the US military for more than three decades and will be retired in September 2023. A transition from the air…
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