The U.S. Space Force operates satellites across four generations of GPS, with modernized capabilities enhancing resiliency and accuracy.

The Global Positioning System has been the backbone of the modern world for decades, powering everything from stock trades to power grids. The U.S. Space Force operates satellites across four generations of GPS, with modernized capabilities enhancing resiliency and accuracy. Lockheed Martin and the Space Force have launched GPS III satellites SV07 and SV08, with SV09 and SV10 slated to follow. Each satellite brings eight times more anti-jamming power and M-Code, an encrypted military signal that strengthens accuracy and security for U.S. and allied forces.