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Space Systems Command Conducting Critical Design Reviews for MGUE Increment 2

Space Systems Command Conducting Critical Design Reviews for MGUE Increment 2
A GPS III satellite (Lockheed Martin Photo)

U.S. Space Force's Space Systems Command has finished the first of three critical design reviews for the planned Military GPS User Equipment (MGUE) Increment 2. L3Harris [LHX], Raytheon Technologies [RTX] and BAE Systems have received funding under MGUE Increment 1 and are developing cards for MGUE Increment 2. "Space System Command’s Military GPS User Equipment Increment 2 program successfully held the BAE Application Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC) Critical Design Review (CDR), May 23-25, with no significant liens recorded," SSC said on June 20 in an…

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