Aging fleets of airborne radar are giving way to a new era: in 2028, the U.S. Space Force will begin launching satellites that will be able to track cars and boats from space, to supply ground moving ...

Army officials want to integrate the Ground Moving Target Indicator radar system with the Blue Force Tracking satellite system so commanders and soldiers get a more comprehensive view of enemy and ...

The U.S. Space Force is working on a groundbreaking capability that will help the military in part achieve its vision to connect sensors to shooters for joint all-domain command and control across the ...

The Air Force plans to shift a portion of its ground moving target indicator mission from the aging Joint Surveillance Target and Attack Radar aircraft, pictured above, to Space Force and National ...

The Space Force expects to launch its first ground moving target indicator satellites in the next year - but until then, it's working to craft operational concepts and experiment with enabling ...

A new study by Northrop Grumman touts the potential of Ground Moving Target Indicator (GMTI) radar systems to transform warfighting, and recommends higher procurement and better incorporation of GMTI ...