XTAR

Our on-orbit satellites and our Paz SAR imaging satellite both use highly-advanced X-band payloads that deliver combat-proven, powerful warfighting capabilities to the end-user. With our software-defined triband (X/mil-Ka/UHF) NextGen satellites arriving on-orbit in 2025-2026, and PAZ-2's advanced imaging capabilities already in planning for 2028/29, XTAR is poised to serve the DoD and NATO Allies for decades to come. 100% Compatible with All NATO Allied MILSATCOM Systems because XTAR is a NATO

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Our on-orbit satellites and our Paz SAR imaging satellite both use highly-advanced X-band payloads that deliver combat-proven, powerful warfighting capabilities to the end-user. With our software-defined triband (X/mil-Ka/UHF) NextGen satellites arriving on-orbit in 2025-2026, and PAZ-2's advanced imaging capabilities already in planning for 2028/29, XTAR is poised to serve the DoD and NATO Allies for decades to come. 100% Compatible with All NATO Allied MILSATCOM Systems because XTAR is a NATO

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