The protocol remains a cornerstone of existing military PNT systems, but its role is evolving. The U.S. Space Force's Next Generation GPS Operational Control System (OCX) and new military GPS user equipment (MGUE) are likely to define new interface standards for enhanced security and capabilities. However, due to the sheer number of deployed systems built around ICD-GPS-153, it will continue to be a critical interface for the foreseeable future.
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Used to provide GPS data to SINCGARS radio systems. The protocol remains a cornerstone of existing military