China adds two satellites to homemade global navigation system in effort to reduce reliance on GPS

07 Nov 2017

“China has added two satellites to its homegrown global navigation and positioning network as it seeks to reduce reliance on the U.S.-based Global Positioning System, state media reported Monday.”

Source: China adds two satellites to homemade global navigation system in effort to reduce reliance on GPS | The Japan Times

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