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In the heat of a high-intensity conflict, maintaining situational awareness is crucial. But when enemy forces employ advanced electronic warfare tactics, such as jamming, it can be challenging to stay connected to critical assets.

Imagine friendly troops pushing forward, these tactics can hinder their progress by disrupting reliable and secure connections to vital assets.

If the troops need to summon precision airstrikes to support the advance, then it’s the mission’s moment of truth. Will they be able to get accurate and timely support?

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A Vital Advantage

The GPS IIIF satellite constellation, operating in the space domain in tandem with supporting ground-based assets, begins to transmit its Regional Military Protection (RMP) signal.

In a scenario where troops need to call on support, like GPS-guided assets, it is imperative they can rely on these capabilities in any situation, at any time, despite adversarial jamming attempts.

For warfighters, the ability to maintain a reliable and secure connection to friendly tactical assets at a moment’s notice is the difference between effects on (or off) target.?

In the rapidly evolving?21st Century Security??environment, the need for advanced anti-jamming technologies is more urgent than ever.??

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The Strategic Edge

This is where the Lockheed Martin-designed RMP signal comes into action, offering a uniquely powerful and unparalleled capability that protects a secure and reliable GPS connection for servicemembers, even in the most hostile and contested environments.

“As the electronic warfare landscape continues to shift and become more complex, the importance of advanced anti-jamming capabilities cannot be overstated," said Malik Musawwir, vice president of Navigation Systems for Lockheed Martin Space. "Regional Military Protection functionality provides our warfighters with the assurance that they can stay connected and coordinate operations, even in the face of intense jamming attempts."

RMP will be transmitted by the U.S. Space Force’s future GPS IIIF satellite constellation. It works by concentrating the signals of multiple GPS IIIF satellites on the same focused area, acting as a force multiplier against jamming.?

The concept works similarly to lighting techniques on a theater stage. Multiple lights – or in this case, GPS IIIF satellites – highlight the entire stage; but when the main actor is highlighted, one powerful spotlight shines all its energy on one single place.??

Although individual GPS IIIF satellites possess advanced anti-jam technology, their collective power will be leveraged to mitigate even the most potent opposition jamming attempts.?

This is how a strategic edge is maintained, even in the most austere operational environments. This is how the power of space is harnessed to stay ahead of the threat.