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Marine Rotational Force communicators successfully established long-range high frequency communications across the Indo-Pacific, spanning approximately 2,000 miles between Manila and Darwin. This achievement demonstrates the capability to maintain communication over vast distances. The test was conducted by communications Marines with Marine Rotational Force – Southeast Asia and Marine Rotational Force – Darwin.
The 52nd Combat Communications Squadron tested its capabilities during Exercise Gator Qual at Robins Air Force Base, Georgia. The exercise aimed to enhance modern tactical communications for warfighters. The 52nd CBCS led the Air Force in this effort.
Finland's military has placed its third order for radios that can resist jamming and maintain communication without satellites, cell towers, or GPS. This technology is crucial as tensions with Russia increase, prompting Nordic militaries to rebuild their communications systems. The radios can keep soldiers connected across hundreds of miles.