Communications
Orders from a carrier at sea, a convoy on the road or a command post on land all travel the same orbital networks.
After the blackout, the country rebuilt on orbit. Space Force networks carry the military's communications and navigation, watch the cities below, and keep critical systems running. Every branch leans on them, and the branch that runs them is now the most powerful in the U.S. military.

A U.S. Space Force orbital station: the high ground over the continent, staffed around the clock, answering to no time zone.
One console has been dark for years.
What the records say ›As presented in Space Force materials for the public.
Orders from a carrier at sea, a convoy on the road or a command post on land all travel the same orbital networks.
Every fleet movement, every delivery and every drone route is timed from orbit.
Quantum satellites watch the cities below. Miami is one of them.
The grids, ports and payment systems rebuilt after 2033 lean on the same orbital backbone.
Stealth craft fly where the weather ends and the orbital network begins. Every heading, every handoff and every order reaches them from Space Force networks.



Join the branch that holds the high ground. Open to citizens in good standing.
Billboard, Biscayne Boulevard, Miami. Colors bleached by the sun.



Public entries on Space Force's biggest nights. More is filed in Olympus-7.
Recovered from a decommissioned relay.
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