Air Force takes over M-Code program as jam-resistant GPS receivers target 2027 testing

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An Air Force office has assumed responsibility for the sprawling M-Code effort, which aims to equip as many as one million platforms and systems with GPS receivers resistant to jamming and spoofing. Receivers intended for ships and aircraft are expected to complete testing by 2027.

Discovered 2026-07-31T05:16:51.305726-07:00 | 2026-07-31T05:16:51.305726-07:00

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  • M-Code is intended to strengthen the resilience of GPS-dependent military equipment against jamming and spoofing, including receivers for ships and aircraft.
  • The Air Force takeover and 2027 testing target mark a significant program-management milestone for a capability potentially spanning up to one million pieces of technology.

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