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Space Force sees greater demand for national security launch program
The projected growth is driving the service to consider how it can expand its pool of launch providers.
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How enlisted troops’ roles in Space Command operations are evolving
“As we evolve our space operators, it’s really about, where do they fit into the larger picture?”
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NATO members line up to join new space-based data collection effort
Sixteen governments, plus alliance invitees Sweden and Finland, have so far joined the initiative.
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Space Command crafting requirements to improve satellite mobility
Lt. Gen. John Shaw says the need for mobility is driving the command to explore options for what he calls “dynamic space operations.”
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Navy intel admiral says China balloon was wake-up call to Americans
The Office of Naval Intelligence head also called for the intel community to release more information to back up claims of Beijing’s bad intentions.
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Babcock wins $480 million bid to run Britain’s Skynet SATCOM program
The company, which unseated Airbus in operating the satellite constellation, is expected to take full control in 2024.
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After UFO shoot-downs, senators fret over holes in homeland defenses
Lawmakers are eyeing NORAD’s capabilities after a suspected Chinese spy balloon and other objects pierced North America’s airspace.
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Musk’s Starlink satellites accelerating development of drone warfare
Canadian company RDARS has successfully integrated Starlink equipment to transmit data from a ground station to its Eagle Eye military drone in flight.
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US Space Force crafting new schedule for GPS ground system
The service expects the new schedule for the Next-Generation Operational Control Segment to be approved this spring.
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How to bring innovation to America’s nuclear strategy
We must move beyond the narrow debate on types and numbers of nuclear weapons, and think bigger, bolder and more imaginatively.
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Space Force sees greater demand for national security launch program
The projected growth is driving the service to consider how it can expand its pool of launch providers.
-
How enlisted troops’ roles in Space Command operations are evolving
“As we evolve our space operators, it’s really about, where do they fit into the larger picture?”
-
NATO members line up to join new space-based data collection effort
Sixteen governments, plus alliance invitees Sweden and Finland, have so far joined the initiative.
-
Space Command crafting requirements to improve satellite mobility
Lt. Gen. John Shaw says the need for mobility is driving the command to explore options for what he calls “dynamic space operations.”
-
Navy intel admiral says China balloon was wake-up call to Americans
The Office of Naval Intelligence head also called for the intel community to release more information to back up claims of Beijing’s bad intentions.
-
Babcock wins $480 million bid to run Britain’s Skynet SATCOM program
The company, which unseated Airbus in operating the satellite constellation, is expected to take full control in 2024.
-
After UFO shoot-downs, senators fret over holes in homeland defenses
Lawmakers are eyeing NORAD’s capabilities after a suspected Chinese spy balloon and other objects pierced North America’s airspace.
-
Musk’s Starlink satellites accelerating development of drone warfare
Canadian company RDARS has successfully integrated Starlink equipment to transmit data from a ground station to its Eagle Eye military drone in flight.
-
US Space Force crafting new schedule for GPS ground system
The service expects the new schedule for the Next-Generation Operational Control Segment to be approved this spring.
-
How to bring innovation to America’s nuclear strategy
We must move beyond the narrow debate on types and numbers of nuclear weapons, and think bigger, bolder and more imaginatively.
-
Space Force sees greater demand for national security launch program
The projected growth is driving the service to consider how it can expand its pool of launch providers.
-
How enlisted troops’ roles in Space Command operations are evolving
“As we evolve our space operators, it’s really about, where do they fit into the larger picture?”
-
NATO members line up to join new space-based data collection effort
Sixteen governments, plus alliance invitees Sweden and Finland, have so far joined the initiative.
-
Space Command crafting requirements to improve satellite mobility
Lt. Gen. John Shaw says the need for mobility is driving the command to explore options for what he calls “dynamic space operations.”
-
Navy intel admiral says China balloon was wake-up call to Americans
The Office of Naval Intelligence head also called for the intel community to release more information to back up claims of Beijing’s bad intentions.
-
Babcock wins $480 million bid to run Britain’s Skynet SATCOM program
The company, which unseated Airbus in operating the satellite constellation, is expected to take full control in 2024.
-
After UFO shoot-downs, senators fret over holes in homeland defenses
Lawmakers are eyeing NORAD’s capabilities after a suspected Chinese spy balloon and other objects pierced North America’s airspace.
-
Musk’s Starlink satellites accelerating development of drone warfare
Canadian company RDARS has successfully integrated Starlink equipment to transmit data from a ground station to its Eagle Eye military drone in flight.
-
US Space Force crafting new schedule for GPS ground system
The service expects the new schedule for the Next-Generation Operational Control Segment to be approved this spring.
-
How to bring innovation to America’s nuclear strategy
We must move beyond the narrow debate on types and numbers of nuclear weapons, and think bigger, bolder and more imaginatively.
