-
Army selects eight counter-drone systems for the joint force
An Army assessment has narrowed down the number of counter-drone systems that will continue receiving investment from the joint force as the Pentagon looks to reduce redundancy.
-
How Project Blackjack is turning the corner
DARPA’s Project Blackjack will demonstrate how an on orbit mesh network can help the military. In an interview with C4ISRNET, Project Manager Paul “Rusty” Thomas explains the path forward for the experimental constellation.
-
Capella Space will share synthetic aperture radar imagery with NGA
Under a new Cooperative Research and Development Agreement, Capella Space will provide its synthetic aperture radar imagery to the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency.
-
Navy buys two used MQ-9A Reaper drones
The U.S. Marine Corps has been using the two drones in Afghanistan in a Contractor Owned Contractor Operated agreement since September 2018.
-
Senate bill would add $120M for hypersonic tracking satellites
The funding is specifically directed to the Missile Defense Agency, continuing an ongoing battle between Congress and the Department of Defense over who should be in charge of the effort and where funding should be allocated to.
-
Peraton to provide SATCOM for US Central Command
The announcement follows a similar contract awarded to Peraton earlier this year to provide satellite communications services for U.S. Africa Command.
-
Lawmakers threaten to move Missile Defense Agency as frustrations mount
The House Armed Services Committee Subcommittee on Strategic Forces is threatening to take the Missile Defense Agency away from Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering Michael Griffin, as legislators express frustration over missile defense priorities.
-
Missile warning satellite completes space environment testing
Thermal Vacuum testing for the fifth geosynchronous Space Based Infrared System satellite wrapped up June 9, keeping the system on track for launch in 2021.
-
Space Force invokes Defense Production Act to prop up small launch market
The Space and Missile Systems Center will award contracts for ride-share missions to six small launch providers, a sector that the Pentagon has repeatedly said is particularly vulnerable to coronavirus-related financial restraints.
-
US to continue launching spy satellites from New Zealand in 2021
Rocket Lab says it will launch back-to-back missions for the National Reconnaissance Office in spring 2021.
-
Army selects eight counter-drone systems for the joint force
An Army assessment has narrowed down the number of counter-drone systems that will continue receiving investment from the joint force as the Pentagon looks to reduce redundancy.
-
How Project Blackjack is turning the corner
DARPA’s Project Blackjack will demonstrate how an on orbit mesh network can help the military. In an interview with C4ISRNET, Project Manager Paul “Rusty” Thomas explains the path forward for the experimental constellation.
-
Capella Space will share synthetic aperture radar imagery with NGA
Under a new Cooperative Research and Development Agreement, Capella Space will provide its synthetic aperture radar imagery to the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency.
-
Navy buys two used MQ-9A Reaper drones
The U.S. Marine Corps has been using the two drones in Afghanistan in a Contractor Owned Contractor Operated agreement since September 2018.
-
Senate bill would add $120M for hypersonic tracking satellites
The funding is specifically directed to the Missile Defense Agency, continuing an ongoing battle between Congress and the Department of Defense over who should be in charge of the effort and where funding should be allocated to.
-
Peraton to provide SATCOM for US Central Command
The announcement follows a similar contract awarded to Peraton earlier this year to provide satellite communications services for U.S. Africa Command.
-
Lawmakers threaten to move Missile Defense Agency as frustrations mount
The House Armed Services Committee Subcommittee on Strategic Forces is threatening to take the Missile Defense Agency away from Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering Michael Griffin, as legislators express frustration over missile defense priorities.
-
Missile warning satellite completes space environment testing
Thermal Vacuum testing for the fifth geosynchronous Space Based Infrared System satellite wrapped up June 9, keeping the system on track for launch in 2021.
-
Space Force invokes Defense Production Act to prop up small launch market
The Space and Missile Systems Center will award contracts for ride-share missions to six small launch providers, a sector that the Pentagon has repeatedly said is particularly vulnerable to coronavirus-related financial restraints.
-
US to continue launching spy satellites from New Zealand in 2021
Rocket Lab says it will launch back-to-back missions for the National Reconnaissance Office in spring 2021.
-
Army selects eight counter-drone systems for the joint force
An Army assessment has narrowed down the number of counter-drone systems that will continue receiving investment from the joint force as the Pentagon looks to reduce redundancy.
-
How Project Blackjack is turning the corner
DARPA’s Project Blackjack will demonstrate how an on orbit mesh network can help the military. In an interview with C4ISRNET, Project Manager Paul “Rusty” Thomas explains the path forward for the experimental constellation.
-
Capella Space will share synthetic aperture radar imagery with NGA
Under a new Cooperative Research and Development Agreement, Capella Space will provide its synthetic aperture radar imagery to the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency.
-
Navy buys two used MQ-9A Reaper drones
The U.S. Marine Corps has been using the two drones in Afghanistan in a Contractor Owned Contractor Operated agreement since September 2018.
-
Senate bill would add $120M for hypersonic tracking satellites
The funding is specifically directed to the Missile Defense Agency, continuing an ongoing battle between Congress and the Department of Defense over who should be in charge of the effort and where funding should be allocated to.
-
Peraton to provide SATCOM for US Central Command
The announcement follows a similar contract awarded to Peraton earlier this year to provide satellite communications services for U.S. Africa Command.
-
Lawmakers threaten to move Missile Defense Agency as frustrations mount
The House Armed Services Committee Subcommittee on Strategic Forces is threatening to take the Missile Defense Agency away from Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering Michael Griffin, as legislators express frustration over missile defense priorities.
-
Missile warning satellite completes space environment testing
Thermal Vacuum testing for the fifth geosynchronous Space Based Infrared System satellite wrapped up June 9, keeping the system on track for launch in 2021.
-
Space Force invokes Defense Production Act to prop up small launch market
The Space and Missile Systems Center will award contracts for ride-share missions to six small launch providers, a sector that the Pentagon has repeatedly said is particularly vulnerable to coronavirus-related financial restraints.
-
US to continue launching spy satellites from New Zealand in 2021
Rocket Lab says it will launch back-to-back missions for the National Reconnaissance Office in spring 2021.
