Bull Moose Project Warns U.S. Risks Falling Behind China Without 5G-Based GPS Backup
The report also urges the U.S. to adopt a 'layered' positioning system
The report also urges the U.S. to adopt a 'layered' positioning system
WASHINGTON, Oct. 8, 2025 — The Bull Moose Project, a conservative nonprofit that advocates for creating a 5G-based backup to GPS, said that groups opposing existing plans include members with alleged ties to Chinese companies.
The organization, which described itself as “dedicated to advocating for a dominant American future,” released a report titled Leaping Ahead: Securing America’s Future with a 5G-Based Backup to GPS. It argued that the United States must outpace China in developing resilient positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) systems to safeguard national security.
The nonprofit, which says it “advocates for public policy that will put America first, invest in our communities and protect American workers,” has hosted events on the conservative antitrust agenda and released several publications outlining its “America First” approach to issues affecting the nation’s tech sector.
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