LACK OF CIVILIAN INVOLVEMENT IN GPS CONCERNS OPERATORS
FAA, U.S. airlines and other operators continue to question the seeming lack of civilian involvement in the U.S. Air Force's GPS, slated to become virtually the sole means of navigation in the near future. The latest concerns stem from the Air Force's refusal to locate a GPS control facility at an...
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