Money Racket Federal orders demanding GPS-alternative positioning systems flow directly to LHX, which owns the military receiver and assured-PNT hardware stack that fulfills them.
Russia has been jamming GPS across Eastern Europe since at least 2022. Excalibur rounds went wide. JDAMs missed. The Pentagon absorbed the lesson: any weapon, vehicle, or soldier that depends on a single GPS signal is a vulnerability. The institutional response is the Assured PNT (A-PNT) mandate — a layered policy requiring U.S. military systems to carry GPS-backup positioning as standard, not optional, equipment.
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