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Joint Staff developing service-wide campaign plan for multidomain operations
A 60-page campaign document in the works could help coordinate the Combined Joint All-Domain Command and Control development across the services.
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Pentagon expected to increase Space Force funding in coming years
While the fiscal 2022 and 2023 budget requests haven’t been finalized yet, the head of the Space and Missile Systems Center says they will include increased spending on space systems.
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US Space Force changes timeline for hiring a prototyping consortium manager
With the reloaded Space Enterprise Consortium, the Space and Missile Systems Center hopes to build on the success of the original consortium in fostering rapid prototyping of space systems.
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10 winners chosen in International Space Pitch Day
This is the first time the U.S. Air Force has partnered with an ally for a pitch day since the service launched the concept in March 2019.
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National Reconnaissance Office launches new intelligence satellite
NROL-101 was launched aboard a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket with help from the Space Force.
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US Space Force awards third contract for anti-jamming SATCOM prototypes
Three companies will build prototypes for the Evolved Strategic SATCOM program, a new constellation of anti-jamming, protected satellites.
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Senate Republicans unveil $1.4T spending bill, with $696B for defense
GOP appropriators in the Senate have released a governmentwide, $1.4 trillion spending package, with $696 billion for defense, teeing up several fights with House Democrats.
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Gotta go fast: How America’s Space Development Agency is shaking up acquisitions
The Space Development Agency was established to approach space differently than legacy organizations. How has it done so far?
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US Space Force chief lays out his priorities in new guidance
Chief of Space Operations Gen. John “Jay” Raymond laid out his top five priorities in a new planning guidance for the U.S. Space Force.
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Mixed-reality systems can bring soldier feedback into development earlier than ever before. Here’s how the US Army is using it.
The U.S. Army has built a new mixed-reality environment to test user interactions with it’s new automated targeting system.
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Joint Staff developing service-wide campaign plan for multidomain operations
A 60-page campaign document in the works could help coordinate the Combined Joint All-Domain Command and Control development across the services.
-
Pentagon expected to increase Space Force funding in coming years
While the fiscal 2022 and 2023 budget requests haven’t been finalized yet, the head of the Space and Missile Systems Center says they will include increased spending on space systems.
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US Space Force changes timeline for hiring a prototyping consortium manager
With the reloaded Space Enterprise Consortium, the Space and Missile Systems Center hopes to build on the success of the original consortium in fostering rapid prototyping of space systems.
-
10 winners chosen in International Space Pitch Day
This is the first time the U.S. Air Force has partnered with an ally for a pitch day since the service launched the concept in March 2019.
-
National Reconnaissance Office launches new intelligence satellite
NROL-101 was launched aboard a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket with help from the Space Force.
-
US Space Force awards third contract for anti-jamming SATCOM prototypes
Three companies will build prototypes for the Evolved Strategic SATCOM program, a new constellation of anti-jamming, protected satellites.
-
Senate Republicans unveil $1.4T spending bill, with $696B for defense
GOP appropriators in the Senate have released a governmentwide, $1.4 trillion spending package, with $696 billion for defense, teeing up several fights with House Democrats.
-
Gotta go fast: How America’s Space Development Agency is shaking up acquisitions
The Space Development Agency was established to approach space differently than legacy organizations. How has it done so far?
-
US Space Force chief lays out his priorities in new guidance
Chief of Space Operations Gen. John “Jay” Raymond laid out his top five priorities in a new planning guidance for the U.S. Space Force.
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Mixed-reality systems can bring soldier feedback into development earlier than ever before. Here’s how the US Army is using it.
The U.S. Army has built a new mixed-reality environment to test user interactions with it’s new automated targeting system.
-
Joint Staff developing service-wide campaign plan for multidomain operations
A 60-page campaign document in the works could help coordinate the Combined Joint All-Domain Command and Control development across the services.
-
Pentagon expected to increase Space Force funding in coming years
While the fiscal 2022 and 2023 budget requests haven’t been finalized yet, the head of the Space and Missile Systems Center says they will include increased spending on space systems.
-
US Space Force changes timeline for hiring a prototyping consortium manager
With the reloaded Space Enterprise Consortium, the Space and Missile Systems Center hopes to build on the success of the original consortium in fostering rapid prototyping of space systems.
-
10 winners chosen in International Space Pitch Day
This is the first time the U.S. Air Force has partnered with an ally for a pitch day since the service launched the concept in March 2019.
-
National Reconnaissance Office launches new intelligence satellite
NROL-101 was launched aboard a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket with help from the Space Force.
-
US Space Force awards third contract for anti-jamming SATCOM prototypes
Three companies will build prototypes for the Evolved Strategic SATCOM program, a new constellation of anti-jamming, protected satellites.
-
Senate Republicans unveil $1.4T spending bill, with $696B for defense
GOP appropriators in the Senate have released a governmentwide, $1.4 trillion spending package, with $696 billion for defense, teeing up several fights with House Democrats.
-
Gotta go fast: How America’s Space Development Agency is shaking up acquisitions
The Space Development Agency was established to approach space differently than legacy organizations. How has it done so far?
-
US Space Force chief lays out his priorities in new guidance
Chief of Space Operations Gen. John “Jay” Raymond laid out his top five priorities in a new planning guidance for the U.S. Space Force.
-
Mixed-reality systems can bring soldier feedback into development earlier than ever before. Here’s how the US Army is using it.
The U.S. Army has built a new mixed-reality environment to test user interactions with it’s new automated targeting system.
