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Asked if I could pick it up myself, he dodged the question. I asked why the ETA disappeared and he couldn't answer. Got an email confirmation that a live agent would follow up shortly (but even to present day I have not heard back).įri Oct 29 - I called their HQ in the morning and was routed to some outsourced support person who, after putting me on hold for a few minutes, told me the package was received at their facility and would be delivered soon (yeah no shit). So I pressed the 'Inquire about this shipment' button and left a message. There were only two things listed: Received At Facility 10/26 and Manifested By Shipper 10/25. Now the part on the tracking page that usually showed the ETA was gone. Thu Oct 28 - Tracking still says today's the day. The supposed delivery date changed to tomorrow by 9pm. I kept checking out front but of course no packages. By now my screen protectors and case have arrived. Wed Oct 27 - Again, been F5ing that joke of a tracking page all day. The facility is literally 15 minutes from my home but now the ETA is showing tomorrow by 9pm. Finally it updates sometime in the afternoon that it was 'Received At Delivery Facility' that same day. Tue Oct 26 - Been watching my security cams and refreshing the tracking page all day. Never heard of this company before, but it's saying 1-2 days ETA so I kept my fingers crossed. I clicked the tracking link and was surprised when it took me to an extremely basic 'TForce' tracking page (looks like it's from the early 2000's). Mon Oct 25 - 'Your order has shipped' email says the ETA is Oct 26-27.

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Tue Oct 19 - Preordered Pixel 6 Pro (128GB, Stormy Black) via Google Fi. This is my first time experience with so-called 'TForce' delivery service. “It’ll help us do our job better and more efficiently, so we just want that capability.**Reposting here since a mod(s) at r/googlepixel thought this broke their rules** “ATLAS is the next generation of capability,” he said. 24 that SPACECOM operators - who will benefit from ATLAS - are ready to have the more automated capability on hand. Delivering the capability in 2023 is a top priority for the service, he said. 24 speech at the National Security Space Association conference. Frank Calvelli, the service’s top acquisition executive, labeled ATLAS as one of the service’s “long-standing troubled programs” during a Jan. That growing catalog of space objects and the increased activity in space makes fielding a more modern and capable system even more important to Space Force leadership. there’s just a lot more to track.” ‘Long-standing troubled programs’

The catalog has doubled in the last few years, the number of launches are growing exponentially, the number of payloads that are coming off of those rockets.

“Folks have been trying to decommission SPADOC for a couple of decades now. “This is a really tough challenge,” Jones said. Jones said the service’s many failed attempts to develop a new space command and control capability are evidence of the difficulty that comes with replacing a system that was designed to manage a much smaller amount of data than what the Space Force captures today through the radars and sensors that make up its Space Surveillance Network. The program ultimately fielded only one of those increments, and the Air Force halted development in 2018 due to a three-year schedule delay and a $139 million cost overage. The most recent effort, the Joint Space Operations Center Mission System, was designed in 2009 to field in three phases. The service has fielded some upgrades in that time, but most did not deliver on original capability, cost and schedule estimates.

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The setback follows a series of SPADOC modernization attempts that date back as far as the 1980s. If you have infinite scope, you can sometimes get distracted with doing lower priority things.” Unfortunately, that can sometimes cause delays. “That allows us to do whatever is needed. “We have a lot of different capability, we have a requirements set that’s very broad,” Jones told C4ISRNET. Because the broader Space C2 program is made up of multiple capabilities, the program team had been focused in different areas rather than on the goal of completing the SPADOC transition. Edward Jones said the delay in delivering ATLAS is largely due to systems engineering challenges. 1 interview, the program’s Materiel Leader Lt.