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Australia cancels Lockheed Martin military satellite project
Australia has cancelled a multi-billion dollar military satellite project with Lockheed Martin , with a Department of Defence statement on Monday saying the military will instead shift its focus to a multi-orbit system.
Australia Cancels Lockheed Martin Military GEO Satellite In Favor Of Multi-Orbit Capabilities
Australia, the UK, and the US are working to deepen their cooperation in the space domain, with the US moving to remove the red tape - especially for these favored allies.
Australia kills $5.3B military space program with Lockheed
"I am sure some companies will seriously consider the business case for dealing with defense as a customer in the future, which I worry will mean our warfighters will miss out on homegrown innovations that can make a difference on the battlefield,
Australia is axing a $7bn military satellite project, leaving defence comms potentially vulnerable
In a significant blow to Australia’s defence capabilities ... It was awarded to US defence contractor Lockheed Martin in April 2023 after a competitive tender process that included major players like Airbus, Northrop Grumman and Optus.
Australia scraps multibillion dollar military satellite project
The project for a single orbit satellite with Lockheed Martin had been cancelled, the Australian Department of Defence said on Monday.
Australia's $7.7 billion military satellite program axed amid defence cuts
Australia's largest-ever defence space contract aimed to deliver a hardened network of three to five satellites offering high-level cyber and electronic warfare protection.
Australia scraps multi-billion dollar military satellite system
Australia has scrapped a satellite communications system being developed for the military, the government announced on Monday. Lockheed Martin Australia was awarded the tender to build a Defence owned and operated Geostationary Earth Orbit (GEO) satellite communications system in 2023.
Australia scrapped satellite because new tech could 'shoot it out of sky'
Australia's defence minister said a satellite program was scrapped because of the threat of new technology that can "shoot satellites out of the sky", and Canberra instead wants to use a mesh of micro satellites for defence communications.
Australia’s military almost ‘completely dependant’ on US satellites and space systems
Strategic Analysis Australia Director Michael Shoebridge says the Australian military has been almost “completely dependent” on US satellites and space systems.
Australia Shifts Focus from Lockheed Martin Satellite Project to Multi-Orbit Space Strategy
Australia Cancels Lockheed Martin Satellite Project in Favor of Multi-Orbit System Australias Department of Defence has canceled a multi-billion-dollar satellite communications project with Lockheed Martin
Australia scrapped satellite because new tech could 'shoot it out of sky', says defence minister
Australia's defence minister said on Tuesday a defence satellite program was scrapped because of the threat of new technology ...
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Australia abandons $5 billion geostationary satellite program to explore ‘multi-orbit’ options
The Australian Department of Defence pulls the plug on the JP9102 geostationary satellite program awarded to Lockheed Martin in 2023 ...
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Australia cancels military satellite project with Lockheed Martin
The project was to deliver the nation's first sovereign-controlled satellite communication system over the Indo-Pacific ...
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Australia Cancels Lockheed Martin's Military Satellite Project
Australia has canceled a multi-billion dollar military satellite project with Lockheed Martin, a decision that has been ...