UHF Follow-On

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Name: UHF Follow-On
First reported Jan 10 2013 - Updated Jan 10 2013 - 1 reports

MUOS Waveform Will Improve Secure Communications Capabilities

Each MUOS satellite also includes a legacy UHF payload that is fully compatible with the current UHF Follow-on system and legacy terminals. This dual-payload design ensures a smooth transition to the cutting-edge WCDMA technology while the legacy system ... [Published Space Daily - Jan 10 2013]
Entities: W-CDMA, Waveform, Payload

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"The joint U S Navy and Lockheed Martin MUOS team completed an efficient integration and test campaign of MUOS-2 and we look forward to delivering this critical satellite for launch" said Iris Bombelyn, vice president for the Lockheed Martin's Narrowband Communications mission area
Lockheed Martin Completes Work on US Navy's Second MUOS Satellite [Published Space Daily - Jan 18 2013]
...MUOS is a game changer for the military worldwide," said Iris Bombelyn, vice president of Lockheed Martin's Narrowband Communications mission area. "As our government and industry partners begin deploying new communications terminals, remote and mobile tactical users will be able to quickly and securely share video, data and voice communications critical to their safety and mission success."
MUOS Waveform Will Improve Secure Communications Capabilities [Published Space Daily - Jan 10 2013]

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