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SpaceX rocket launches Space Development Agency’s first satellites
The mission carried satellites that can detect and track ballistic and hypersonic missiles and transfer data to users on the ground.
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Space Force seeking more narrowband communication satellites
The effort will extend the life of the MUOS constellation until the service crafts a longer term plan for narrowband communications.
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‘Stone Ghost’ secret intel network may expand to more nations: DIA
The system is used to share intelligence among “Five Eyes” partners, but DIA wants the ability to add and remove other users “on the fly.”
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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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Air Force CROWS wants to expand cyber defenses within Space Force
The Cyber Resiliency Office for Weapon Systems works with acquisition and test teams to ensure old and new platforms are protected against cyber threats.
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Pentagon selects Defense Innovation Unit director
The organization has been without a formal leader since September 2022.
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SVB demise drew quick response from Pentagon’s Defense Innovation Unit
Prior to the government’s decision to intervene, DIU considered whether the agency has any tools to support defense startups exposed by the bank’s failure.
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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 seeking $1.2B for ‘Long Range Kill Chains’ target tracking
Because the program is mostly classified, the budget documents offer few details on the sensors the service will develop.
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Pentagon chooses Australian firm to build hypersonic test aircraft
The aircraft, which will support efforts to increase the cadence of hypersonic flight testing, is scheduled to fly for the first time in early 2024.
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SpaceX rocket launches Space Development Agency’s first satellites
The mission carried satellites that can detect and track ballistic and hypersonic missiles and transfer data to users on the ground.
-
Space Force seeking more narrowband communication satellites
The effort will extend the life of the MUOS constellation until the service crafts a longer term plan for narrowband communications.
-
‘Stone Ghost’ secret intel network may expand to more nations: DIA
The system is used to share intelligence among “Five Eyes” partners, but DIA wants the ability to add and remove other users “on the fly.”
-
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.
-
Air Force CROWS wants to expand cyber defenses within Space Force
The Cyber Resiliency Office for Weapon Systems works with acquisition and test teams to ensure old and new platforms are protected against cyber threats.
-
Pentagon selects Defense Innovation Unit director
The organization has been without a formal leader since September 2022.
-
SVB demise drew quick response from Pentagon’s Defense Innovation Unit
Prior to the government’s decision to intervene, DIU considered whether the agency has any tools to support defense startups exposed by the bank’s failure.
-
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 seeking $1.2B for ‘Long Range Kill Chains’ target tracking
Because the program is mostly classified, the budget documents offer few details on the sensors the service will develop.
-
Pentagon chooses Australian firm to build hypersonic test aircraft
The aircraft, which will support efforts to increase the cadence of hypersonic flight testing, is scheduled to fly for the first time in early 2024.
-
SpaceX rocket launches Space Development Agency’s first satellites
The mission carried satellites that can detect and track ballistic and hypersonic missiles and transfer data to users on the ground.
-
Space Force seeking more narrowband communication satellites
The effort will extend the life of the MUOS constellation until the service crafts a longer term plan for narrowband communications.
-
‘Stone Ghost’ secret intel network may expand to more nations: DIA
The system is used to share intelligence among “Five Eyes” partners, but DIA wants the ability to add and remove other users “on the fly.”
-
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.
-
Air Force CROWS wants to expand cyber defenses within Space Force
The Cyber Resiliency Office for Weapon Systems works with acquisition and test teams to ensure old and new platforms are protected against cyber threats.
-
Pentagon selects Defense Innovation Unit director
The organization has been without a formal leader since September 2022.
-
SVB demise drew quick response from Pentagon’s Defense Innovation Unit
Prior to the government’s decision to intervene, DIU considered whether the agency has any tools to support defense startups exposed by the bank’s failure.
-
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 seeking $1.2B for ‘Long Range Kill Chains’ target tracking
Because the program is mostly classified, the budget documents offer few details on the sensors the service will develop.
-
Pentagon chooses Australian firm to build hypersonic test aircraft
The aircraft, which will support efforts to increase the cadence of hypersonic flight testing, is scheduled to fly for the first time in early 2024.
