First U.S. Space Force remote Modular terminal Jammers to roll off production line

First U.S. Space Force remote Modular terminal Jammers to roll off production line
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The first full‑scale production units of the U.S. Space Force’s remote modular terminals (RMTs) will roll off the line over the next four weeks, with the initial contract awarded in 2022 for about $22 million and an order for 24 jammers delivered within two years, the first arriving within 18 months.

The RMTs’ primary mission is counter‑satellite communications targeting systems in multiple orbits; Block 0 uses Ku‑band antennae while Block 1 is expected to cover multiple bands, and the service intends to procure at least 160 systems, with locations undisclosed but used globally.

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