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White House fights for more funding for missile warning satellite system
The Trump Administration wants more money for the Next Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared satellite program after the House Armed Services Committee authorized less money than the Pentagon’s $1.4 billion budget request.
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A $655M satellite ground system contract has led to a lawsuit
After the Government Accountability Office found the Air Force had awarded a massive satellite ground systems contract to a company that was technically ineligible, a competitor is suing to reopen the competition.
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More leadership changes at the National Reconnaissance Office
Just days after the Senate confirmed the next director of the NRO, America’s spy satellite agency has a new deputy director.
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Air Force anti-jamming efforts get a boost
The Air Force will see two major satellite launches in July to reinforce military communications and position, navigation and timing.
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How 2 Space Norway satellites will help the Air Force in the Arctic
The Air Force payloads will provide secure, anti-jamming satellite communications for warfighters operating in the North polar region.
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The Pentagon’s new space agency has an idea about the future
A new document from the Space Development Agency provides an early glimpse of how it wants to organize it’s next generation space architecture.
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These 4 technologies are big problems for US military space
There are some areas where the commercial sector has been unable to develop a sustainable market for crucial technologies.
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Are war fighters closer to AI-enhanced situational awareness?
A new module for the Link 16 data network will allow war fighters to get prioritized information quicker without sacrificing other data rates, paving the way for AI integration.
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3 challenges facing the national security community in the information age
The current information environment is different than anything the intelligence community has faced before, and the United States will have to adapt in order to meet the changing threat.
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A new report on why military space is so expensive
A new Pentagon report notes that the space industrial base remains fragile, and despite attempts to bolster it many critical components remain nonviable commercially.
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White House fights for more funding for missile warning satellite system
The Trump Administration wants more money for the Next Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared satellite program after the House Armed Services Committee authorized less money than the Pentagon’s $1.4 billion budget request.
-
A $655M satellite ground system contract has led to a lawsuit
After the Government Accountability Office found the Air Force had awarded a massive satellite ground systems contract to a company that was technically ineligible, a competitor is suing to reopen the competition.
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More leadership changes at the National Reconnaissance Office
Just days after the Senate confirmed the next director of the NRO, America’s spy satellite agency has a new deputy director.
-
Air Force anti-jamming efforts get a boost
The Air Force will see two major satellite launches in July to reinforce military communications and position, navigation and timing.
-
How 2 Space Norway satellites will help the Air Force in the Arctic
The Air Force payloads will provide secure, anti-jamming satellite communications for warfighters operating in the North polar region.
-
The Pentagon’s new space agency has an idea about the future
A new document from the Space Development Agency provides an early glimpse of how it wants to organize it’s next generation space architecture.
-
These 4 technologies are big problems for US military space
There are some areas where the commercial sector has been unable to develop a sustainable market for crucial technologies.
-
Are war fighters closer to AI-enhanced situational awareness?
A new module for the Link 16 data network will allow war fighters to get prioritized information quicker without sacrificing other data rates, paving the way for AI integration.
-
3 challenges facing the national security community in the information age
The current information environment is different than anything the intelligence community has faced before, and the United States will have to adapt in order to meet the changing threat.
-
A new report on why military space is so expensive
A new Pentagon report notes that the space industrial base remains fragile, and despite attempts to bolster it many critical components remain nonviable commercially.
-
White House fights for more funding for missile warning satellite system
The Trump Administration wants more money for the Next Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared satellite program after the House Armed Services Committee authorized less money than the Pentagon’s $1.4 billion budget request.
-
A $655M satellite ground system contract has led to a lawsuit
After the Government Accountability Office found the Air Force had awarded a massive satellite ground systems contract to a company that was technically ineligible, a competitor is suing to reopen the competition.
-
More leadership changes at the National Reconnaissance Office
Just days after the Senate confirmed the next director of the NRO, America’s spy satellite agency has a new deputy director.
-
Air Force anti-jamming efforts get a boost
The Air Force will see two major satellite launches in July to reinforce military communications and position, navigation and timing.
-
How 2 Space Norway satellites will help the Air Force in the Arctic
The Air Force payloads will provide secure, anti-jamming satellite communications for warfighters operating in the North polar region.
-
The Pentagon’s new space agency has an idea about the future
A new document from the Space Development Agency provides an early glimpse of how it wants to organize it’s next generation space architecture.
-
These 4 technologies are big problems for US military space
There are some areas where the commercial sector has been unable to develop a sustainable market for crucial technologies.
-
Are war fighters closer to AI-enhanced situational awareness?
A new module for the Link 16 data network will allow war fighters to get prioritized information quicker without sacrificing other data rates, paving the way for AI integration.
-
3 challenges facing the national security community in the information age
The current information environment is different than anything the intelligence community has faced before, and the United States will have to adapt in order to meet the changing threat.
-
A new report on why military space is so expensive
A new Pentagon report notes that the space industrial base remains fragile, and despite attempts to bolster it many critical components remain nonviable commercially.
