Government satellite week in review – Thanksgiving edition
Thanksgiving is upon us. Want to know what we’re thankful for here at the Government Satellite Report? Satellites. Without them, we’d be... Read More
A new pilot program may present a challenge for Army acquisition
Earlier this month, the Association of the United States Army (AUSA) held their annual meeting and conference at Walter E. Washington Convention... Read More
What do you need to start a hosted payload program at a university?
In a previous post on The Government Satellite Report, we discussed the challenges and advantages of academic involvement with a hosted payload... Read More
Breakthroughs in Commercial Satellite Communications (SATCOM)
For the last decade and a half, the US Department of Defense (DoD) and commercial satellite communications industry have been engaged in... Read More
NASA Strikes GOLD with Hosted Payloads
In April of 2015, NASA announced that it had chosen SES to host its Global-scale Observations of the Limb and Disk (GOLD)... Read More
Chairman Rogers calls for shake up of national security space community
Yesterday, Rep. Mike Rogers (R-AL), Chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, Subcommittee on Strategic Forces, addressed attendees at the Government Affairs... Read More
Satellite advancements have government watching the skies – a 2016 year in review
The Government Satellite Report launched just two years ago, in 2015. The timing of this new, government satellite publication could not have... Read More
The evolving role of industry partners in MILSATCOM
In the last few articles on the GovSat Report, we focused on summarizing some of the exciting topics and trends that we... Read More
Analyzing satellite alternatives for increasing mission assurance
In my last post on the GovSat Report, I covered the topics and trends discussed by military satellite experts at the Defense... Read More
