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Gogo and Insitu complete LEO satcom integration on Integrator UAS

Gogo Special Missions and Boeing subsidiary Insitu have completed integration and testing of a high-speed, low-latency satellite communications capability for the Integrator uncrewed aircraft system. The link is intended to support live video and bring Group 3 UAS operations closer to real time.

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Gogo and Insitu complete LEO satcom integration on Integrator UAS

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