GPS III space vehicles will introduce new capabilities to meet higher demands of both military and civilian users. It brings the full capability to use M-Code in support of warfighter operations.

The U.S. Space Force’s Space Systems Command and Space Operations Command are preparing to launch the National Security Space Launch GPS III-7 mission, designated Space Vehicle 08, aboard a SpaceX ...

This satellite, designated GPS III SV-08 (Space Vehicle-08), will join the Space Force's fleet of navigation satellites beaming positioning and timing signals for military and civilian users ...

The service anticipates launching the Lockheed Martin-built spacecraft, known as Space Vehicle-08, on an expedited schedule, similar to the rapid process used to deploy the GPS III SV-07 satellite ...

Jim Horne, senior materiel leader of launch execution at the Space Systems Command, said this launch “executes a launch vehicle trade of the GPS III-7 mission from Vulcan to a Falcon 9 rocket ...

The Space Force plans to launch the next GPS III satellite in late May as part ... to emergent constellation needs as rapidly as Space Vehicle readiness allows," Col. Jim Horne, senior materiel ...

GPS III, built by Lockheed Martin ... the capability to respond to emergent constellation needs as rapidly as Space Vehicle readiness allows,” Col. Jim Horne, senior materiel leader of launch ...

Sierra Space has successfully demonstrated its Resilient GPS (R-GPS) technology for the U.S. Space Force (USSF). This milestone, achieved in collaboration with General Dynamics Mission Systems, ...