
Mobile User Objective System
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Sep 16, 2026
U.S. INFORMS GULF THAT MILITARY OPERATIONS WILL CONTINUE
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64:16Brandon WeichertHOST
The Chinese did a space Pearl Harbor, which is something that I'm always worried about.
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64:23Brandon WeichertHOST
Yeah, they might be able to knock us, like you could knock out the MUOS constellation.
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64:28Brandon WeichertHOST
You can knock out the wideband global SATCOM constellation pretty quickly, pretty easily.
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64:33Brandon WeichertHOST
Nuclear command control capabilities pretty quickly with space stalker satellite.
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66:52Brandon WeichertHOST
And by the time we realize they're down, it's about a half hour lag time.
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66:57Brandon WeichertHOST
By the time we realize they're down, you've created a critical gap.
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67:01Brandon WeichertHOST
Now a blind spot that could theoretically be exploited by forces on the earth below, uh, So one of the scenarios I looked at about 10 years ago was blinding the Wideband Global Satcom and or the Mobile User Objective Service, MUOS, which is the Navy's big coordination satellites.
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67:24Brandon WeichertHOST
How do we move fleets around the world in a kind of timed simultaneous fashion coordinates the fleet movement? A space stalker could theoretically take out two to three of those units in the constellation.