
Thales Company Develops Tactical Satellite Communications for Dismounted Forces
Tampa Microwave president Aaron Brosnan discussed the company's work on tactical satellite communications at AUSA.
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Tampa Microwave, a Thales company, is developing tactical satellite communications for dismounted forces, according to material presented by Thales. The material identifies low-Earth-orbit and medium-Earth-orbit satellite networks as the focus.
Key details
- Aaron Brosnan is identified as president of Tampa Microwave.
- The material concerns direct access to low-Earth-orbit and medium-Earth-orbit satellite networks.
- Brosnan discussed the company’s work at AUSA.
Aaron Brosnan is president of Tampa Microwave, a Thales company.
Why it matters
Low-Earth-orbit and medium-Earth-orbit networks are the satellite systems named in the material. It frames direct network access as a way for dismounted forces to connect without relying on vehicles or command posts.
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