The deployment of ViaSat-3 F1 for U.S. Marine Corps use marks a significant milestone in military satellite communications. Despite the antenna deployment anomaly, the satellite's ability to support high-speed broadband services demonstrates its resilience and advanced technology. The use by MWCS-38 and the 3rd Marine Littoral Regiment highlights the immediate practical applications for expeditionary and reconnaissance operations. The ViaSat-3 constellation's design features, including high-throughput capacity, flexible connectivity and enhanced security measures like anti-jam capabilities, position it as a valuable asset for defense communications. The ability to dynamically shift bandwidth addresses the evolving needs of modern military operations. While the antenna issue has reduced overall capacity, the fact that government and commercial customers are already utilizing the network suggests that Viasat has successfully mitigated the impact.