What does MOUS stand for?

Mobile User Objective System (tactical warfare)

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These decreases were partially offset by the addition of porting efforts for the Mobile User Objective System waveform ( + $219.

Department of Defense releases Selected Acquisition Reports; ...

The mobile user objective system, a series of multi-billion dollar satellites slated for launch beginning in 2010, still lacks ground terminals that connect to the digital joint tactical radio system.

Stovepipe dreams: goal of a 'network-centric' military seems distant

Also, there is more than $1 billion in the books for the Mobile User Objective System, one of the final pieces of the complex, ultrasecure system that Lockheed says will change the nature of military communication by allowing real-time video, audio and broadband communications between all military branches.

Defense budget leaves winners and losers

Navy's Mobile User Objective System (MUOS) program.

Virtutech Simics Selected by General Dynamics for U.S. Navy MUOS ...

The radio is certified by the Joint Interoperability Test Command (JITC) as compliant with Demand Assigned Multiple Access (DAMA) military standards and upgradeable to access the Mobile User Objective System (MUOS), both for transmitting high-bandwidth voice and data over tactical military satellites.

United States : Harris Corporation Demonstrates JTRS Battlefield ...

The $6 billion mobile user objective system, or MUOS, is scheduled to replace aging ultra-high frequency communications satellites that, by information-age standards, are severely outdated.

High frequency: Navy upbeat about communications spacecraft, despite ...

The three additional channels will provide the capability to run other advanced networking waveforms such as Tactical Targeting Network Technology, Wideband Networking Waveform, Soldier Radio Waveform, and Mobile User Objective System.

Rockwell Collins' third quarter fiscal year 2007 earnings per share ...

The leading theory suggested PAN was a quick-build satellite that would serve as a communications gap-filler between the aging constellation of Ultra-High Frequency Follow-On (UFO) spacecraft and the sophisticated next-generation Mobile User Objective System that s still being developed, reports Spaceflight Now, which interviewed sky watchers about the launch.

United States: Theories Emerge on Secret Satellite Launch