US Army

Kymeta’s Osprey Satellite Terminal Chosen for US Army’s NGC2 Pilot

Kymeta’s Osprey u8 terminal powers the US Army’s NGC2 pilot, providing multi-orbit satellite connectivity, low detectability, and on-the-move communications for resilient, secure battlefield networks.

Inder Singh Bisht
October 16, 2025

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Kymeta’s Osprey Satellite Terminal Chosen for US Army’s NGC2 Pilot

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Thales Turns Shipping Container Into Mobile Naval Mission Hub

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Thales Turns Shipping Container Into Mobile Naval Mission Hub

Sweden’s Saab Showcases New AI Agents for Fighter Aircraft

Saab Takes Naval Combat Systems Into a New Generation With ‘9LV’