The GPS Wing and 2SOPS (2nd Space Operations Squadron) initiated a software update of the ground command and control (C2) system for GPS on January 11, 2010. The update has not gone as smoothly as planned, and the second of two NANUs has now appeared.More>>

News By :Eric Gakstatter

The US Air Force has released more details surrounding the new 24+3 GPS configuration.More>>

The Institute of Navigation (ION) presented its Annual Awards during the ION International Technical Meeting (ITM) 2010 in San Diego, California, January 25-27, 2010. The ION Annual Awards Program is sponsored by The Institute of Navigation (ION) to recognize individuals making significant...More>>

Article By : Alan Cameron

Intimates reveal options discussed, debated, and tested in classified labs to ameliorate the spurious signals dealt by the IIR-M satellite launched in March 2009. The predicted long procession of papers generated by the SVN49 signal anomaly got officially underway here at the ION National Technical...More>>

Article By : Alan Cameron

The U.S. Air Force GPS Wing and 50th Space Wing have begun repositioning GPS satellites in space to fly what they call the 24+3 or Expandable 24 constellation plan. The initiative will take up to 24 months to fully implement. Benefits to users will be slowly realized during that time, as the number...More>>

Article By : Alan Cameron

The U.S. Air Force GPS Wing and 50th Space Wing have begun repositioning GPS satellites in space to fly what they call the 24+3 or Expandable 24 constellation plan. The initiative will take up to 24 months to fully implement. Benefits to users will be slowly realized during that time, as the number...More>>