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Viasat to buy Inmarsat, plans for polar sats to expand Arctic coverage "Viasat has been undergoing an existential crisis as it competes with SpaceX for the satcom market," one industry source said.

Attack sub Pasadena returns to fleet after schedule delays The Pasadena's availability was done as part of a pilot project for a service-wide effort to improve the four public shipyard's efficacy.

The roadmap for naval electrification The US Navy answers questions about its roadmap for employing electric and battery power for lasers, radars, and propulsion over the next two decades.

Israeli space firms start thinking small, with national security implications TEL AVIV: For decades, Israel has stood as one of the smallest nations to have an indigenous space program, with a national security capability built around large, exquisite capabilities. Now, with the potential of small satellites — cheaper to launch, cheaper to design and cheaper to lose in a combat scenario — being embraced around…

Army developing software to let PNT sensors talk to each other The effort is meant to help the service integrate new A-PNT systems faster as technology advances.

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