Lockheed Martin has completed the in-orbit reconfiguration of the five Milstar satellites in order to maximise the system's communication capabilities.

Lockheed Martin has completed the in-orbit reconfiguration of the five Milstar satellites in order to maximise the system's communication capabilities. The more-than-40-year-old constellation provides secure voice, data and imagery to US and allied forces worldwide.

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Date:	Aug 1, 2007
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