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Protecting satellites a major concern in New Space age

25 Nov 2015

In my last post on the GovSat Report, I recapped my experience at the recent SATCON Conference, which is one of the year’s largest satellite...

SATCON conversations center on the promise of New Space

19 Nov 2015

Ryan Schradin

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If the speakers and panelists at this year’s SATCON Conference were to be believed, reports about the death of satellite have been grossly exaggerated. In...

How global satellite providers and future HTS satellites can keep the President better connected

10 Nov 2015

Ryan Schradin

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Command and control en route has long been a concern for the military and senior level decision makers within the federal government. Without the ability...

VIDEO: Using accelerators to deliver mission-critical communications to the field

28 Oct 2015

Ryan Schradin

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In a previous article on the GovSat Report, we spoke with XipLink CEO, Jack Waters, about the role that accelerators can play in ensuring high...

Exploring why the Military Eschews a Cost Saving Satellite Solution

22 Oct 2015

Ryan Schradin

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Photo (above): Hosted Payload Alliance Chair, Nicole Robinson, moderates a panel consisting of NASA’s Dave Beals, SES GS CEO, Pete Hoene and Intelsat General’s Kay...

How the AFRTS uses COMSATCOM to improve military communication and morale

06 Oct 2015

Ryan Schradin

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Commercial satellite communications (COMSATCOM) aren’t just used in the military to remotely pilot UAVs, or to keep soldiers on the battlefield connected to each other...

Congressman Rob Wittman discusses role of COMSATCOM in government at visit to SES GS HQ

29 Sep 2015

Jeff Rowlison

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On September 2, 2015, Representative Rob Wittman – the U.S. Representative for Virginia’s 1st congressional district – visited his constituents at the SES GS headquarters...

Budget issues and the need to acquire SATCOM more efficiently dominate discussion at 2015 Air & Space Conference

23 Sep 2015

Ryan Schradin

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Although the skies outside of the Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center at the National Harbor may have been blue and sunny, a dark cloud...

NASA turns to COMSATCOM to deliver space in UHD

18 Sep 2015

Ryan Schradin

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If you’ve always been mystified with the magic and mystery of space, captivated by the vastness of the universe and longed to be among the...

Embracing the government’s need for speed – how accelerators deliver the throughput and capacity that the military and first responders need

31 Aug 2015

Ryan Schradin

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In a previous post on the GovSat Report, we looked at how SATCOM and COMSATCOM services are essential in disaster response and recovery situations. Ultimately,...

Inclined satellites – how agencies can achieve major savings

20 Aug 2015

Glenn Smith

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The United States military has turned to unmanned aerial systems– or remotely piloted aircraft – to help reduce the risk to pilots and make operations...

SATCOM connects first responders at every step

14 Aug 2015

Ryan Schradin

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One of the main responsibilities of the government is protecting its citizens. And some of the largest threats to our safety and security within our...

Launching a new government-dedicated satellite for a more connected military – a Q&A with Jürgen Espanion of SES & Tim Deaver of SES Government Solutions

05 Aug 2015

Ryan Schradin

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In January, SES announced plans to launch a dedicated satellite for governmental use in partnership with the Luxembourg Government. The new spacecraft, which is scheduled...

How HTS investment today could spell serious savings for the military tomorrow

27 Jul 2015

Tim Deaver

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In my last article on the GovSat Report, I discussed high throughput satellites (HTS), a new satellite technology and a significant shift in the satellite...

HTS – why big beams are a big deal to the military

16 Jul 2015

Tim Deaver

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One of the hottest technologies and topics in the SATCOM community is the emergence of high throughput satellites (HTS). In fact, the interest in HTS...

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Recent Articles

Protecting satellites a major concern in New Space age

SATCON conversations center on the promise of New Space

How global satellite providers and future HTS satellites can keep the President better connected

VIDEO: Using accelerators to deliver mission-critical communications to the field

Exploring why the Military Eschews a Cost Saving Satellite Solution

How the AFRTS uses COMSATCOM to improve military communication and morale

Congressman Rob Wittman discusses role of COMSATCOM in government at visit to SES GS HQ

Budget issues and the need to acquire SATCOM more efficiently dominate discussion at 2015 Air & Space Conference

NASA turns to COMSATCOM to deliver space in UHD

Embracing the government’s need for speed – how accelerators deliver the throughput and capacity that the military and first responders need

Inclined satellites – how agencies can achieve major savings

SATCOM connects first responders at every step

Launching a new government-dedicated satellite for a more connected military – a Q&A with Jürgen Espanion of SES & Tim Deaver of SES Government Solutions

How HTS investment today could spell serious savings for the military tomorrow

HTS – why big beams are a big deal to the military

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