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The satellite, TacSat-3, was a part of an effort by the Air Force to create an "operationally responsive space" program, under which short-lived satellites are relatively quickly launched into space to meet an near-term need.
Air Force officials held a press availability with reporters Sept. 24 following a report from the Government Accountability Office earlier that month warning that the Global Positioning Satellite
Air Force officials are criticizing as "overly pessimistic," a Government Accountability Office report that calls into question the Air Force's ability to maintain a minimum number of healthy Global
The first of 12 Global Positioning System IIF satellites is finally set for launch May 20, about three and a half years behind schedule. The IIF block updates the GPS constellation with new
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