Adsadvance US Navy Expands ALL.SPACE SATCOM Fleet with 59 Hydra MAX 2 Terminals
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- •US Navy orders 59 Hydra MAX 2 terminals, totaling 108 units.
- •Combined orders exceed $25 million, enhancing maritime communications.
- •Hydra MAX 2 supports crewed and uncrewed platforms with multi-orbit connectivity.
The US Navy has ordered 59 additional Hydra MAX 2 satellite communications terminals from ALL.SPACE, increasing its total procurement to 108 units. This order follows a previous procurement of 49 Hydra 2 terminals, with combined orders valued at over $25 million. The Hydra MAX 2, launched in July 2026, is designed for resilient maritime communications and supports crewed and uncrewed platforms. The technology provides access to high-capacity Ka-band low Earth orbit constellations while maintaining interoperability with various orbital networks. Rod McCurdy, CEO of ALL.SPACE, emphasized that this follow-on order reflects the Navy's confidence in their multi-orbit communications capabilities. The terminals are part of a broader strategy to enhance assured communications for distributed military operations.
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