New Satellite Center Listens To The World

Wednesday - September 15, 2010
By MidWeek Staff
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The Navy and Army have opened a Wideband Satellite Communication Operations Center at Naval Computer and Telecommunications Area Master Station Pacific by Whitmore Village near Wahiawa, considered a great strategic spot.

It provides 24-hour satellite control for Department of Defense communications as well as commercial interests and is operated by the Army’s 53rd Signal Battalion.


The $25,376,000 facility was built to LEED (green) specifications by Watts Constructors of Honolulu.

“This new state-of-the-art building will enable the company’s world-class satellite communications support to the warfighter,” said Capt. Daniel Zisa of the battalion’s D Company. “We are excited to partner with the Navy in this endeavor.”


The center is linked to five similar sites worldwide.

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