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Space Force must adapt to strengthen commercial ties, Raymond says
Former Chief of Space Operations Jay Raymond, in his first public appearance since retiring, emphasized the importance of commercial partnerships.
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World View, Sierra Nevada uncrewed balloons to allow stratospheric ISR
Balloon-based systems can remain in the air at high altitudes for long periods of time while conducting surveillance operations.
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Space Force training takes shape as service turns 3
“We’re considering now moving the needle back into training with live operations,” Space Force training boss Maj. Gen. Shawn Bratton said.
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Millennium, Raytheon complete design review for missile warning system
The companies are both developing sensors to track missile threats from medium Earth orbit.
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Space Force opens first regional command headquarters in Indo-Pacific
It’s the first time that the U.S. will have a staff solely focused on integrating military satellite- and radar-based missions into Pacific operations.
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North Korea’s Kim boasts new ICBM as US flies bombers
U.S. B-1B bombers took part in separate joint exercises Saturday with South Korean and Japanese warplanes in response to a North Korean ICBM launch.
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Proliferation of precision fires creates overmatch
GPS can no longer be relied upon to support the accurate delivery of precision fires, given adversarial capabilities to disrupt satellite communications.
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National Reconnaissance Office seeks commercial hyperspectral imaging
The request for proposals is part of a part of a broader Strategic Commercial Enhancement effort, designed to better leverage off-the-shelf technology.
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Stealth destroyer Zumwalt tackles warfare basics before hypersonics
The Zumwalt-class will be the Navy’s first foray into using the same hypersonic missile as the Army.
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Space Force must adapt to strengthen commercial ties, Raymond says
Former Chief of Space Operations Jay Raymond, in his first public appearance since retiring, emphasized the importance of commercial partnerships.
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‘Starship Troopers: Extermination’ 1st-person shooter is coming
The only good bug is a dead bug.
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World View, Sierra Nevada uncrewed balloons to allow stratospheric ISR
Balloon-based systems can remain in the air at high altitudes for long periods of time while conducting surveillance operations.
-
Space Force training takes shape as service turns 3
“We’re considering now moving the needle back into training with live operations,” Space Force training boss Maj. Gen. Shawn Bratton said.
-
Millennium, Raytheon complete design review for missile warning system
The companies are both developing sensors to track missile threats from medium Earth orbit.
-
Space Force opens first regional command headquarters in Indo-Pacific
It’s the first time that the U.S. will have a staff solely focused on integrating military satellite- and radar-based missions into Pacific operations.
-
North Korea’s Kim boasts new ICBM as US flies bombers
U.S. B-1B bombers took part in separate joint exercises Saturday with South Korean and Japanese warplanes in response to a North Korean ICBM launch.
-
Proliferation of precision fires creates overmatch
GPS can no longer be relied upon to support the accurate delivery of precision fires, given adversarial capabilities to disrupt satellite communications.
-
National Reconnaissance Office seeks commercial hyperspectral imaging
The request for proposals is part of a part of a broader Strategic Commercial Enhancement effort, designed to better leverage off-the-shelf technology.
-
Stealth destroyer Zumwalt tackles warfare basics before hypersonics
The Zumwalt-class will be the Navy’s first foray into using the same hypersonic missile as the Army.
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Space Force must adapt to strengthen commercial ties, Raymond says
Former Chief of Space Operations Jay Raymond, in his first public appearance since retiring, emphasized the importance of commercial partnerships.
-
‘Starship Troopers: Extermination’ 1st-person shooter is coming
The only good bug is a dead bug.
-
World View, Sierra Nevada uncrewed balloons to allow stratospheric ISR
Balloon-based systems can remain in the air at high altitudes for long periods of time while conducting surveillance operations.
-
Space Force training takes shape as service turns 3
“We’re considering now moving the needle back into training with live operations,” Space Force training boss Maj. Gen. Shawn Bratton said.
-
Millennium, Raytheon complete design review for missile warning system
The companies are both developing sensors to track missile threats from medium Earth orbit.
-
Space Force opens first regional command headquarters in Indo-Pacific
It’s the first time that the U.S. will have a staff solely focused on integrating military satellite- and radar-based missions into Pacific operations.
-
North Korea’s Kim boasts new ICBM as US flies bombers
U.S. B-1B bombers took part in separate joint exercises Saturday with South Korean and Japanese warplanes in response to a North Korean ICBM launch.
-
Proliferation of precision fires creates overmatch
GPS can no longer be relied upon to support the accurate delivery of precision fires, given adversarial capabilities to disrupt satellite communications.
-
National Reconnaissance Office seeks commercial hyperspectral imaging
The request for proposals is part of a part of a broader Strategic Commercial Enhancement effort, designed to better leverage off-the-shelf technology.
-
Stealth destroyer Zumwalt tackles warfare basics before hypersonics
The Zumwalt-class will be the Navy’s first foray into using the same hypersonic missile as the Army.
