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Navy vet. Tweets on Navy, space, watches, scotch, history & other random unserious musings. All opinions mine, not employer's. Formerly Defense News, Navy Times
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Critical Connection | Northrop Grumman

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By David Larter
| Northrop Grumman
By David Larter Satellite communication is so reliable and commonplace it's easy for everyday users to take it for granted, whether watching live sports or checking email mid-flight. Since the 1980s, militaries have also migrated to space-based communications systems - but ensuring the U.S. military and its allies have continuous communication capability is more complicated than providing cable television and internet service to consumers.
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National Security

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By David Larter, Stephen H Hadley, Christoph Heusgen, Samuel Charap
| Constant Contact
Informal Institute for National Security Thinkers and Practitioners Quotes of the Day: 1. Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, June 4, 2023 2. No survivors found after plane that flew over DC and led to fighter jet scramble crashes in Virginia 3. Sonic boom heard across D.C. region caused by military flight, Md. officials say 4. Florida Businessman Says ‘Entire Family’ Was on Crashed Plane Behind D.C. Chaos 5.
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Charges against Richmond developer stem from 1 week

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By David Larter
| WTVR-TV (Richmond, VA) Verified
By David Larter RICHMOND, Va. (RichmondBizSense.com) – A developer arrested for allegedly forging tax credit documents is facing a minimum of 16 years in prison if convicted on all counts. Billy G. Jefferson Jr., the head of River City Real Estate, faces eight counts of forgery. Each count carries a two-year minimum and 10-year maximum sentence, meaning he could face up to 80 years if convicted.
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