Amazon Leo Satellite Network Demonstrates High-Speed Connectivity for U.S. Army

• •Amazon Leo achieved speeds over 400 Mbps in a U.S. Army demonstration.
• •The demonstration involved over 30 Army representatives at Aberdeen Proving Ground.
• •Amazon aims to provide reliable internet solutions for soldiers and compete with Starlink.

On October 14, 2026, the U.S. Army's C5ISR Center conducted a live demonstration of Amazon's Leo satellite network at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland. The test showcased the Leo Pro antenna achieving download speeds exceeding 400 Mbps, utilizing Amazon's low Earth orbit satellite constellation. This demonstration is part of an ongoing collaboration between Amazon and the Army to enhance connectivity solutions for soldiers in the field. The event was attended by over 30 Army representatives and aimed to establish reliable internet service in areas lacking connectivity. Amazon's Leo network is designed to support large government customers and aims to extend fast internet globally. The demonstration is a significant step towards deploying Amazon's satellite services, which are expected to compete with existing providers like Starlink. Future tests are planned to explore higher-speed connections and integration with Army networks.