The US defense contractor GATR Technologies has been awarded a US$522 million contract to procure multiple size Inflatable Satellite Antenna (ISA) systems, kits, spares, and associated training, the US Department of Defense stated on August 10, 2018. Read more
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Ground to Air Transmit and Receive Inflatable Satellite Antennas are increasing agility and expeditionary nature of U.S. forces
(Credit: U.S. Army) Read more
Ground to Air Transmit and Receive Inflatable Satellite Antennas are increasing agility and expeditionary nature of U.S. forces(Credit: U.S. Army) Read more
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