The U.S. Space Force continues to evolve the GPS enterprise into a more resilient and robust architecture. Join representatives from the Space Systems Command, BAE Systems and Spirent for an update on the GPS and Military GPS User Equipment (MGUE) programs, the latest in military GPS receiver technology, and advancements in emulating high dynamic applications such as space vehicles or hypersonic munitions.
Colonel Ryan Colburn, Director, Spectrum Warfare Division, Space Systems Command (SSC), will provide a current overview of the GPS program within the SSC space enterprise.
Colonel Clifford Sulham, Senior Materiel Leader, User Products Division, Production Corp, Space Systems Command, will discuss the Military GPS User Equipment (MGUE) Increment 1 and Increment 2 programs.
Jade Groen, Director, Military GPS Ground and Core Programs, Navigation & Sensor Systems (NSS), BAE Systems, will examine the latest in military GPS receiver technology for weapons systems, ground, and airborne platforms.
Mark Holbrow, Senior Director, R&D Positioning Technology, at Spirent Communications, will review the latest advancements in emulating high dynamic applications, such as space vehicles and hypersonic or spinning munitions.
Broadcast date: Thursday, October 14, 2021
Sponsored content by: Spirent Federal Systems
Speakers: Col. Ryan M. Colburn is the director of the Spectrum Warfare Division at the Space Systems Command (SSC) at the Los Angeles Air Force Base. Col Cliff Sulham is the Senior Materiel Leader for the User Products Division within the Production Corp of the Space Systems Command (SSC). Ms. Jade Groen is the Director of Military GPS Ground and Core Programs for the BAE Systems Navigation & Sensor Systems (NSS) product line, headquartered in Cedar Rapids Iowa. Mark Holbrow’s 30-year professional career has concentrated on the innovative design, development, and successful commercialization of electronic test equipment.