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GPS SHIFT: The U.S. Air Force is shifting the orbit of three of its Global Positioning System (GPS) satellites to improve worldwide coverage and assist soldiers in areas such as Afghanistan, where the rugged terrain can block signals and reduce accuracy. Previously organized around 24 slots in six...
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