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...oped for U.S. military applications, is the most widely used part of the [[Global Navigation Satellite System]]. It provides both precision position and time information.

...vice that, at a minimum, links a display, computer-readable charts and a [[Global Navigation Satellite System]] such as [[GPS]]. If the charts that it uses are certified by IMO or an I

While [[global navigation satellite system]]s such as [[GPS]] can do this for aircraft and surface ships, they can be

...missile]] or [[unmanned aerial vehicle]] usually depends on inputs from [[Global Navigation Satellite System]]s (e.g., GPS) or sometimes [[inertial navigational]], and adjusts its flig

...[Colorado (U.S. state)|Colorado]].</ref> It is also the time used by the [[Global Navigation Satellite System]]s, which includes the ''Global Positioning System (GPS)''.<ref>[http://aa.

...Position Location Reporting System]], which transfers low-speed data and [[Global Navigation Satellite System]] ([[GPS]]) position and time information, and the VHF/FM [[SINCGARS]] ra

...er versions of which (e.g., [[EPIRB]]) transmit position determined from [[Global Navigation Satellite System]]s; [[radar]] location aids such as a [[search and rescue transponder]]; an

...s two separate communications systems, usually satellite based: one to a [[global navigation satellite system]] such as GPS, and one to communicate with the FMC.

...ning System]] - [[User:JWendebaum|JWendebaum]], suggested to change into [[Global Navigation Satellite System]]

While [[Global Navigation Satellite System]]s (e.g., GPS) are known principally for being sources of position informat

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