The Space Force on March 9 declared initial operation capability for the Counter Communications System Block 10.2, ... with L3Harris in 2004 a mobile satellite communications system, ...

Security researchers have found that many satellite communication systems have vulnerabilities and design flaws that can let remote attackers intercept, manipulate, block and in some cases take ...

The Counter Communications System was first introduced in 2004. An updated version, called CCS Block 10.2, has completed tests. by Sandra Erwin February 4, 2020 January 23, 2023 ...

Airmen from the 4th Space Control Squadron take a picture in front of the Counter Communications System Block 10.2 on March 12 on Peterson Air Force Base, Colo. The 4th SPCS received the B10.2 from ...

The U.S. Space Force has received its first “weapon,” the Counter Communications System. CCS is designed to prevent nearby adversaries from accessing their own military satellite ...

Airmen from the 4th Space Control Squadron take a picture in front of the Counter Communications System Block 10.2 on Peterson Air Force Base, Colo. (Airman 1st Class Andrew Bertain/Air Force) ...

Satellite antennas used in the Counter Communications System 10.2 electronic jammer developed by L3Harris under contract to the U.S. Space Force. Credit: L3Harris WASHINGTON — U.S. military ...

The system can also be tasked with multiple missions at the same time, such as monitoring one stream of satellite communications while actively blocking another.

The U.S. Air Force originally deployed the system in 2004 as a response to similar systems fielded by other countries. The most recent update prior to this new 10.2 version was in 2014.

Under the Meadowlands production program, L3Harris will upgrade 16 Block 10.2 versions of Counter-Communications Systems operating in Peterson Space Force Base, Colo., ...