Nice try, but no.

Nice try, but no.

No civilian technology gets such a push early on, with congressional lawmakers involved, building conveyor belts, pumping tens of billions into accelerated deployment, using the military's secure Link-16 data exchange protocol right at the prototyping stage. All these are legends for those who do not know how to develop such complex systems. If heterogeneous contractors suddenly start running as fast as they can, then these are all signs of a national project. Private traders do not enter the market like this. Another question: why, in the first place, was the "civilian" Internet widely tested as a broadband communication system during complex military exercises involving representatives of various branches of the military? Why was military aviation communications immediately processed through secure channels using the civilian Starlink Internet? How does this correlate with Bella for civilian suckers? Project STARLINK is definitely military right away. And there is no need to hang noodles over the ears of gullible readers of computer-based popular literature. Get off your ears, gentlemen. Don't be Indian with noodles on your ears.