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Next GPS III satellite now ready for everyday use
The second GPS III satellite, a new, more powerful navigation satellite, is officially healthy and available for use by the military, the Space Force says.
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First Space Acquisition Council meeting still on track for April despite COVID-19 pandemic
Efforts to stand up a Space Force have not slowed down, a senior Air Force space leader said.
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The Pentagon has sent a new legislative proposal on the Space Force to Congress
All of the controversial policy issues have been kicked down the road for a future proposal.
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SpaceX puts 60 satellites into orbit despite engine failure
The U.S. military has expressed interest in the Starlink’s capabilities.
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Coronavirus pandemic (temporarily) derails the Air Force’s Advanced Battle Management System program
The Air Force’s top general stressed that the program would get back on track after COVID-19 subsides.
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The MDA is still in charge of hypersonic-tracking space sensors
Despite funding for the Hypersonic and Ballistic Tracking Space Sensor moving to the Space Development Agency in FY21, the Missile Defense Agency is still very much in charge of the program, says its director.
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These space surveillance satellites just got an upgrade
A major overhaul to the Geosynchronous Space Situational Awareness Program’s ground system will come in handy as the Space Force expands the constellation later this year.
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Elbit to help supply comms on-the-move for Canadian army
Israel’s Elbit Systems will supply satellite communications on-the-move for Canadian Armed Forces in a deal with Rheinmetall Canada.
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The Space Force will need space intelligence
As the Space Force stands up, the nascent service will need to focus on building out its space intelligence core, says the Space Force vice commander.
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The Space Force is adding another satellite to its first launch
Capable of gathering range data on other objects in space using lasers, TDO-2 will contribute to the Space Force space domain awareness.
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Next GPS III satellite now ready for everyday use
The second GPS III satellite, a new, more powerful navigation satellite, is officially healthy and available for use by the military, the Space Force says.
-
First Space Acquisition Council meeting still on track for April despite COVID-19 pandemic
Efforts to stand up a Space Force have not slowed down, a senior Air Force space leader said.
-
The Pentagon has sent a new legislative proposal on the Space Force to Congress
All of the controversial policy issues have been kicked down the road for a future proposal.
-
SpaceX puts 60 satellites into orbit despite engine failure
The U.S. military has expressed interest in the Starlink’s capabilities.
-
Coronavirus pandemic (temporarily) derails the Air Force’s Advanced Battle Management System program
The Air Force’s top general stressed that the program would get back on track after COVID-19 subsides.
-
The MDA is still in charge of hypersonic-tracking space sensors
Despite funding for the Hypersonic and Ballistic Tracking Space Sensor moving to the Space Development Agency in FY21, the Missile Defense Agency is still very much in charge of the program, says its director.
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These space surveillance satellites just got an upgrade
A major overhaul to the Geosynchronous Space Situational Awareness Program’s ground system will come in handy as the Space Force expands the constellation later this year.
-
Elbit to help supply comms on-the-move for Canadian army
Israel’s Elbit Systems will supply satellite communications on-the-move for Canadian Armed Forces in a deal with Rheinmetall Canada.
-
The Space Force will need space intelligence
As the Space Force stands up, the nascent service will need to focus on building out its space intelligence core, says the Space Force vice commander.
-
The Space Force is adding another satellite to its first launch
Capable of gathering range data on other objects in space using lasers, TDO-2 will contribute to the Space Force space domain awareness.
-
Next GPS III satellite now ready for everyday use
The second GPS III satellite, a new, more powerful navigation satellite, is officially healthy and available for use by the military, the Space Force says.
-
First Space Acquisition Council meeting still on track for April despite COVID-19 pandemic
Efforts to stand up a Space Force have not slowed down, a senior Air Force space leader said.
-
The Pentagon has sent a new legislative proposal on the Space Force to Congress
All of the controversial policy issues have been kicked down the road for a future proposal.
-
SpaceX puts 60 satellites into orbit despite engine failure
The U.S. military has expressed interest in the Starlink’s capabilities.
-
Coronavirus pandemic (temporarily) derails the Air Force’s Advanced Battle Management System program
The Air Force’s top general stressed that the program would get back on track after COVID-19 subsides.
-
The MDA is still in charge of hypersonic-tracking space sensors
Despite funding for the Hypersonic and Ballistic Tracking Space Sensor moving to the Space Development Agency in FY21, the Missile Defense Agency is still very much in charge of the program, says its director.
-
These space surveillance satellites just got an upgrade
A major overhaul to the Geosynchronous Space Situational Awareness Program’s ground system will come in handy as the Space Force expands the constellation later this year.
-
Elbit to help supply comms on-the-move for Canadian army
Israel’s Elbit Systems will supply satellite communications on-the-move for Canadian Armed Forces in a deal with Rheinmetall Canada.
-
The Space Force will need space intelligence
As the Space Force stands up, the nascent service will need to focus on building out its space intelligence core, says the Space Force vice commander.
-
The Space Force is adding another satellite to its first launch
Capable of gathering range data on other objects in space using lasers, TDO-2 will contribute to the Space Force space domain awareness.
