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Datapath delivers transformative DKET Terminal to US Space Force
by Staff Writers
Duluth GA (SPX) Nov 21, 2022

In remote and high-risk operating environments, dependable real-time communications are critical to situational awareness and mission success.

DataPath, Inc., a leading provider of advanced and secure communications solutions and technical support services, has announced the delivery of its transformative more mobile Deployable Ku Band Earth Terminal (DKET) satellite communications terminal to the U.S. Space Force. The technological enhancement, along with the greatly improved transportability of this third generation DKET, has made this deployable network hub an industry game changer.

"We are honored to support the U.S. Space Force and their mission. For over 25 years, our employees have focused on providing innovative C5ISR solutions for our nation's military and commercial customers," said Barry W. Botts, Senior Vice President, Sales and Marketing for DataPath. "We recognize the importance of our customers' critical programs and are proud to have DataPath and our solutions as a continued part of their successes."

DataPath specializes in advanced communications solutions tailored to the unique requirements of aerospace, broadcast, government, and infrastructure clients. Our solutions include a range of both custom and commercial off-the-shelf field communications and information technology products, including satellite communication systems, MaxView network management software, and cyber security services
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