SDA Transport And Tracking Sats To Launch In December

Jen DiMascio September 14, 2022
Derek Tournear
Credit: DOD
Supply chain, radio and software delays as well as a contract protest contributed to a three-month delay in a planned launch of Space Development Agency (SDA) satellites. The first launch of 9-10 Tranche Zero transport and tracking layer satellites now is scheduled for the end of December, SDA...
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