PathFinder Receives Follow-On Contract for SatCom MVSAT Terminals
May 18th, 2018 - by PathFinder Digital, LLC | Share on:
PathFinder Digital awarded a follow-on contract by General Dynamics Mission Systems for the production and delivery of thirteen (13) additional BAT-750 MVSAT terminals for integration and use on the US Army Prophet Program. PathFinder began supplying the Prophet Program MVSAT solutions in 2010 when it was asked to develop mobile ground system VSAT terminals that were Tri-band (Ku, Ka and X) for immediate deployment on the Trojan satellite network as well as future deployment on WIN-T.
"PathFinder is proud to have built and fielded with the Prophet Program 322 of its BAT terminals to date. And we are especially pleased that the majority of those terminals are still in service," said Roger McGarrahan, President and CEO of PathFinder Digital LLC.
PathFinder's BAT product line is protected under US Patent # 8,867,986 B1.
About PathFinder Digital LLC
PathFinder specializes in the development of satellite communications solutions engineered to meet the unique and particular needs of each project, primarily for military and government agency programs. PathFinder identifies or develops the best solutions to meet the objectives of each set of communications requirements, including red/black architectures. PathFinder uses the best available products, re-engineered or developed if necessary, to create the most effective and cost beneficial communications solutions for its customers.
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PathFinder Digital awarded a follow-on contract by General Dynamics Mission Systems for the production and delivery of thirteen (13) additional BAT-750 MVSAT terminals for integration and use on the US Army Prophet Program. PathFinder began supplying the Prophet Program MVSAT solutions in 2010 when it was asked to develop mobile ground system VSAT terminals that were Tri-band (Ku, Ka and X) for immediate deployment on the Trojan satellite network as well as future deployment on WIN-T.
"PathFinder is proud to have built and fielded with the Prophet Program 322 of its BAT terminals to date. And we are especially pleased that the majority of those terminals are still in service," said Roger McGarrahan, President and CEO of PathFinder Digital LLC.
