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Special Operations Command is diving into space
SOCOM is looking into putting its own cubesats on orbit, but its also looking into hosted payloads with other constellations, from DARPA’s project Blackjack to commercial satellites like Starlink or OneWeb.
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Special Operations Command is reorganizing to focus on software and AI
Industry has the opportunity to shape the structure of a new software-centric program office at Special Operations Forces.
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Interim director takes over Joint Artificial Intelligence Center
Retiring Director Lt. Gen. John Shanahan says he has helped establish a foundation for AI development within the Pentagon, but now the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center must deliver.
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Astroscale leaps into the satellite servicing fray
The company, which until now has focused on space debris removal, has acquired an Israeli company to jump-start its move into offering satellite life-extension services.
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Air Force issues 28 contracts worth up to nearly $1 billion each for ABMS
However, Air Force officials note that they have requested $3.3 billion to spend on ABMS over the next five years in the president’s fiscal 2021 budget request.
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All aboard the Sea Train!
DARPA’s Sea Train concept looks to enable a convoy of medium-sized unmanned vessels to travel across the ocean without refueling, before splitting up to conduct independent operations.
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Special Operations Command wants to put all mission data in a single pane of glass
Special Operations Command is launching a new program, Mission Command, that will present all the data needed for a mission in a single visualization.
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Pentagon to open Nellis Air Force Base for 5G testing
The decision to open up testing at Nellis comes as the National Spectrum Consortium wraps up solicitations for 5G testing at four other military bases.
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Following pandemic delay, three US spy satellites set for New Zealand launch
The launch window for three National Reconnaissance Office satellites has been rescheduled now that New Zealand COVID-19 restrictions have eased up.
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COVID, OneWeb and how the Space Development Agency has coped
Space Development Agency Director Derek Tournear says the industrial base will be able to support the rapid launch cadence needed to build its proliferated constellation of hundreds of satellites in low Earth orbit.
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Special Operations Command is diving into space
SOCOM is looking into putting its own cubesats on orbit, but its also looking into hosted payloads with other constellations, from DARPA’s project Blackjack to commercial satellites like Starlink or OneWeb.
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Special Operations Command is reorganizing to focus on software and AI
Industry has the opportunity to shape the structure of a new software-centric program office at Special Operations Forces.
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Interim director takes over Joint Artificial Intelligence Center
Retiring Director Lt. Gen. John Shanahan says he has helped establish a foundation for AI development within the Pentagon, but now the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center must deliver.
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Astroscale leaps into the satellite servicing fray
The company, which until now has focused on space debris removal, has acquired an Israeli company to jump-start its move into offering satellite life-extension services.
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Air Force issues 28 contracts worth up to nearly $1 billion each for ABMS
However, Air Force officials note that they have requested $3.3 billion to spend on ABMS over the next five years in the president’s fiscal 2021 budget request.
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All aboard the Sea Train!
DARPA’s Sea Train concept looks to enable a convoy of medium-sized unmanned vessels to travel across the ocean without refueling, before splitting up to conduct independent operations.
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Special Operations Command wants to put all mission data in a single pane of glass
Special Operations Command is launching a new program, Mission Command, that will present all the data needed for a mission in a single visualization.
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Pentagon to open Nellis Air Force Base for 5G testing
The decision to open up testing at Nellis comes as the National Spectrum Consortium wraps up solicitations for 5G testing at four other military bases.
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Following pandemic delay, three US spy satellites set for New Zealand launch
The launch window for three National Reconnaissance Office satellites has been rescheduled now that New Zealand COVID-19 restrictions have eased up.
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COVID, OneWeb and how the Space Development Agency has coped
Space Development Agency Director Derek Tournear says the industrial base will be able to support the rapid launch cadence needed to build its proliferated constellation of hundreds of satellites in low Earth orbit.
-
Special Operations Command is diving into space
SOCOM is looking into putting its own cubesats on orbit, but its also looking into hosted payloads with other constellations, from DARPA’s project Blackjack to commercial satellites like Starlink or OneWeb.
-
Special Operations Command is reorganizing to focus on software and AI
Industry has the opportunity to shape the structure of a new software-centric program office at Special Operations Forces.
-
Interim director takes over Joint Artificial Intelligence Center
Retiring Director Lt. Gen. John Shanahan says he has helped establish a foundation for AI development within the Pentagon, but now the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center must deliver.
-
Astroscale leaps into the satellite servicing fray
The company, which until now has focused on space debris removal, has acquired an Israeli company to jump-start its move into offering satellite life-extension services.
-
Air Force issues 28 contracts worth up to nearly $1 billion each for ABMS
However, Air Force officials note that they have requested $3.3 billion to spend on ABMS over the next five years in the president’s fiscal 2021 budget request.
-
All aboard the Sea Train!
DARPA’s Sea Train concept looks to enable a convoy of medium-sized unmanned vessels to travel across the ocean without refueling, before splitting up to conduct independent operations.
-
Special Operations Command wants to put all mission data in a single pane of glass
Special Operations Command is launching a new program, Mission Command, that will present all the data needed for a mission in a single visualization.
-
Pentagon to open Nellis Air Force Base for 5G testing
The decision to open up testing at Nellis comes as the National Spectrum Consortium wraps up solicitations for 5G testing at four other military bases.
-
Following pandemic delay, three US spy satellites set for New Zealand launch
The launch window for three National Reconnaissance Office satellites has been rescheduled now that New Zealand COVID-19 restrictions have eased up.
-
COVID, OneWeb and how the Space Development Agency has coped
Space Development Agency Director Derek Tournear says the industrial base will be able to support the rapid launch cadence needed to build its proliferated constellation of hundreds of satellites in low Earth orbit.
