# communications
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China Boosts Its Space Communications Arsenal with ‘Communication Technology Experiment Satellite-23’ Launch
China on March 7, 2026, launched the Communication Technology Experiment Satellite-23, continuing a steady program of experimental communications satellites. The mission underlines Beijing’s push to mature a full commercial-and-strategic space ecosystem, with implications for global telecom markets, military communications, and orbital sustainability.
Satellite Images and Video Show Iran Targeted US Communication and Radar Systems at Multiple Middle East Bases
Satellite imagery and verified video analyzed by the New York Times show Iranian strikes damaged communications and radar systems at at least seven U.S. bases in the Middle East, including Bahrain’s Fifth Fleet headquarters and Al Udeid in Qatar. The targeted hits on radomes and satellite terminals appear intended to degrade U.S. command-and-control and surveillance capabilities, complicating operations and raising the risk of further escalation.
Walls of Keepsakes: How Remote Northern Outposts Turn Memory into Mission
Soldiers at three remote posts in the Daxing'anling forest have transformed dormitory walls into visual records of endurance and craft—photographs, grain mosaics and birch‑bark bookmarks that memorialize repairs, promotions and family ties. These grassroots practices sustain morale, preserve tacit knowledge and underscore how routine, low‑tech labor keeps strategic communications links alive in extreme winter conditions.