Space Force launches new GPS ground system after $6.27B OCX cancellation
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The U.S. Space Force is starting work on a new ground control architecture for its future GPS constellation. The effort follows the Pentagon's cancellation of the $6.27 billion OCX program earlier this year after 15 years of development.
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- The U.S. Space Force is starting work on a new ground control architecture for its future GPS constellation.
- The Pentagon canceled the $6.27 billion OCX program earlier this year after 15 years of development.
New Ground System
The U.S. Space Force is starting work on a new ground control architecture for its future GPS constellation. The effort applies lessons from the $6.27 billion OCX program that the Pentagon canceled earlier this year after 15 years of development.
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