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According to Lockheed Martin, the satellite constellation provides worldwide and secure communication for command and combat troops on the ground, at sea and in the air. Even in the event of a nuclear war, this would ensure communication for the army. The manufacturer referred to encryption, a low risk of interception and detection, and resistance to jammers.

The US government announced the creation of the new space force in December. President Donald Trump described space as a “new theater of war in which a lot will happen””.

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Dilnaz Shaikh
News and Editorial staff member at The Eastern Herald. Studied journalism in Rajasthan. A climate change warrior publishing content on current affairs, politics, climate, weather, and the planet.

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