GPS/GNSS: First, Admit You Have A Problem – Investigative TV News Starting to Help

February 12, 2015

Written by Editor

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The first step in Alcoholics Anonymous’ famous 12 Step recovery program is “Admit you have a problem.”

Technologists not only admit the problem of GPS/GNSS vulnerability and the lack of an alternative for North America, they have been talking about it for years. They have also been talking about inexpensive solutions.

Most business and government leaders do not admit the problem. Or perhaps more accurately, they don’t know the problem exists.

This is a fundamental communications challenge we at the RNT Foundation have been trying to address. As you know, we have made some headway within both the US administration and Congress. But there is still much to be done.

We were very glad to contribute to an investigative reporter’s television broadcast about GPS vulnerability and eLoran that aired last night.

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