⚡️⚡️⚡️СУКИ, КАКИЕ ЖЕ ТУПЫЕ СУКИ. Вот вам, читайте, 2 декабря 2019 года:
⚡️⚡️⚡️СУКИ, КАКИЕ ЖЕ ТУПЫЕ СУКИ. Вот вам, читайте, 2 декабря 2019 года: Global Lightning is the nickname for Air Force Research Laboratory’s (AFRL) Defense Experimentation Using the Commercial Space Internet (DEUCSI) program. And it is one of the central pillars of Air Force acquisition czar Will Roper’s efforts at “digital transformation” and Chief of Staff Gen. David Goldfein’s ambitions for Multi-Domain Operations.. Enabling MDO will require moving vast quantities of data between sensors on the ground, in the air, at sea, in space and in cyberspace — the five domains of warfare — all around the globe to shooters, which in the Air Force’s case, means aircraft, drones, missiles and perhaps computers loaded with malware bullets. Thus, harnessing space-based Internet capabilities could be a killer app for MDO success. “We’ve got a very fulsome program called Global Lightning bringing commercial comm into existing platforms,” Roper told reporters last Tuesday following a presentation at the Center for a New American Security (CNAS. “It’s desperately needed.” The program, Roper explained, is intimately tied to the development of the Advanced Battle Management System (ABMS). ‼️ABMS is seen by the Air Force as the engine not just to the service’s MDO command and control network, but also for the four services’ MDO plans, known as ‼️Joint All-Domain Command and Control (JADC2) intended to link all DoD sensors to all service shooters. ‼️‼️Under Global Lightning, AFRL has begun a series of experiments to fit service aircraft with terminals to link to commercial space-based Internet satellites and ground stations. Those experiments started in December 2018 with connecting two demonstration versions of SpaceX’s Starlink satellites to a C-12J transport plane. Right now, Spanjers said, AFRL is using the ‼️Starlink constellation of 60 satellites launched to Low Earth Orbit (LEO) in May and “testing with an AC-130 from Air Force Special Operations Command (AFSOC).” (SpaceX launched another 60 sats in November but they are not yet ready for prime time; it has ambitions to launch up to 30,000 satellites.) That experiment, he said, started on Nov. 15 and will be finished on Dec. 17. The next step, he said, will be a test done in tandem with the Air Mobility Command (AMC) connecting the available Starlink satellites to a KC-135 tanker that will start in Spring 2020. Неужели вы думаете, что американские Силы специальных операций звонят по простому протоколу связи?! Ппц хомяки без мозгов, памяти и нормального образования. https://breakingdefense.com/2019/12/hey-sda-afrl-boosts-space-based-internet-tests/