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US Space Force to simplify timelines, purchases as launches surge
The Space Development Agency’s experience using government and commercial launch contract methods helped inform the Space Force’s launch strategy.
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Sea-Air-Space: A recap of news and tech from the Navy League event
U.S. military and defense industry officials flocked to the Navy League’s Sea-Air-Space conference south of Washington, D.C., this week.
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Canada ups Arctic surveillance capabilities to protect North America
The country is searching for sites along its border with the U.S. to install a new long-range radar designed to protect the continent.
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India orders Army communications satellite
Currently, the service is using 30% of the communications capabilities provided by the GSAT 7A, a satellite designed for the Air Force.
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Israel launches Ofek 13 intel satellite for secretive military unit
The satellite will be used by Unit 9900, which analyzes satellite images and maps.
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US Space Force asks Congress for classified funding boost in wish list
Beyond the classified efforts, the service requests $43 million for its Defensive Cyber Operations for Space program.
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US Space Force seeks $16 billion to track hypersonic missiles
The Space Force’s strategy is to launch smaller satellites to lower orbits to better track hypersonic missile threats from China and Russia.
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Space Force wants to trim missile warning satellite program
The proposal would cut one geosynchronous satellite from the service’s Next-Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared program.
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How is the US military space sector doing? Depends who you ask.
Despite a robust pipeline of activity, the military space-industrial base is facing a number of economic and industrial challenges.
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Sanctions further delay Russian missile early warning program in space
Russia wants at least 10 Tundra satellites in high-elliptical orbit to support its ballistic missile-tracking capabilities.
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US Space Force to simplify timelines, purchases as launches surge
The Space Development Agency’s experience using government and commercial launch contract methods helped inform the Space Force’s launch strategy.
-
Sea-Air-Space: A recap of news and tech from the Navy League event
U.S. military and defense industry officials flocked to the Navy League’s Sea-Air-Space conference south of Washington, D.C., this week.
-
Canada ups Arctic surveillance capabilities to protect North America
The country is searching for sites along its border with the U.S. to install a new long-range radar designed to protect the continent.
-
India orders Army communications satellite
Currently, the service is using 30% of the communications capabilities provided by the GSAT 7A, a satellite designed for the Air Force.
-
Israel launches Ofek 13 intel satellite for secretive military unit
The satellite will be used by Unit 9900, which analyzes satellite images and maps.
-
US Space Force asks Congress for classified funding boost in wish list
Beyond the classified efforts, the service requests $43 million for its Defensive Cyber Operations for Space program.
-
US Space Force seeks $16 billion to track hypersonic missiles
The Space Force’s strategy is to launch smaller satellites to lower orbits to better track hypersonic missile threats from China and Russia.
-
Space Force wants to trim missile warning satellite program
The proposal would cut one geosynchronous satellite from the service’s Next-Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared program.
-
How is the US military space sector doing? Depends who you ask.
Despite a robust pipeline of activity, the military space-industrial base is facing a number of economic and industrial challenges.
-
Sanctions further delay Russian missile early warning program in space
Russia wants at least 10 Tundra satellites in high-elliptical orbit to support its ballistic missile-tracking capabilities.
-
US Space Force to simplify timelines, purchases as launches surge
The Space Development Agency’s experience using government and commercial launch contract methods helped inform the Space Force’s launch strategy.
-
Sea-Air-Space: A recap of news and tech from the Navy League event
U.S. military and defense industry officials flocked to the Navy League’s Sea-Air-Space conference south of Washington, D.C., this week.
-
Canada ups Arctic surveillance capabilities to protect North America
The country is searching for sites along its border with the U.S. to install a new long-range radar designed to protect the continent.
-
India orders Army communications satellite
Currently, the service is using 30% of the communications capabilities provided by the GSAT 7A, a satellite designed for the Air Force.
-
Israel launches Ofek 13 intel satellite for secretive military unit
The satellite will be used by Unit 9900, which analyzes satellite images and maps.
-
US Space Force asks Congress for classified funding boost in wish list
Beyond the classified efforts, the service requests $43 million for its Defensive Cyber Operations for Space program.
-
US Space Force seeks $16 billion to track hypersonic missiles
The Space Force’s strategy is to launch smaller satellites to lower orbits to better track hypersonic missile threats from China and Russia.
-
Space Force wants to trim missile warning satellite program
The proposal would cut one geosynchronous satellite from the service’s Next-Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared program.
-
How is the US military space sector doing? Depends who you ask.
Despite a robust pipeline of activity, the military space-industrial base is facing a number of economic and industrial challenges.
-
Sanctions further delay Russian missile early warning program in space
Russia wants at least 10 Tundra satellites in high-elliptical orbit to support its ballistic missile-tracking capabilities.
