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A new kind of satellite imagery for the intelligence community?
National Reconnaissance Office Director Christopher Scolese told reporters that the agency is on the verge of issuing more study contracts to commercial imagery providers, and they won’t be limited to traditional electro-optical imagery.
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Space Development Agency a ‘casualty’ of budget gridlock
The Space Development Agency has big plans for the future of U.S. national security space, but they need congressional funding, says U.S. Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering Mike Griffin.
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The Pentagon wants to conduct these on-base 5G experiments
The Department of Defense seeks industry input to inform its final Request for Prototype Proposals to enhance military base operations.
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Navy awards $732M contract for satellite ground systems
General Dynamics, who the Navy contracted with to build the ground system for the Mobile User Objective System, will provide sustainment services for the ground system over the next decade.
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Can hundreds of unrelated satellites create a GPS backup?
The Space Development Agency’s head says that data from low-Earth orbit satellites could be put to use in PNT.
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This antenna can switch between LEO and GEO
The Navy recently tested a 1.5 meter antenna that could enable the resiliency of a new military constellation in low earth orbit.
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Meet IARPA’s new director
The agency’s new director replaces Stacey Dixon, who left the agency over the summer to become the new deputy director of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency.
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The Air Force may have found new imagery it needs at a pitch day
Capable of “seeing” through inclement weather and in any lighting conditions, SAR imagery has a number of military applications and provides an alternative to traditional optical sensors.
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NGA breaks ground on new St. Louis campus
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s new facility will host a range of features virtually unheard of in the intelligence community, from wireless technology to spaces that can switch between classified and unclassified environments.
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Three teams selected to design Project Blackjack’s brains
Pit Boss is an autonomous mission management system being built for Project Blackjack, a DARPA initiative to demonstrate the value of a large proliferated constellation of low earth orbit satellites for a variety of military uses.
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A new kind of satellite imagery for the intelligence community?
National Reconnaissance Office Director Christopher Scolese told reporters that the agency is on the verge of issuing more study contracts to commercial imagery providers, and they won’t be limited to traditional electro-optical imagery.
-
Space Development Agency a ‘casualty’ of budget gridlock
The Space Development Agency has big plans for the future of U.S. national security space, but they need congressional funding, says U.S. Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering Mike Griffin.
-
The Pentagon wants to conduct these on-base 5G experiments
The Department of Defense seeks industry input to inform its final Request for Prototype Proposals to enhance military base operations.
-
Navy awards $732M contract for satellite ground systems
General Dynamics, who the Navy contracted with to build the ground system for the Mobile User Objective System, will provide sustainment services for the ground system over the next decade.
-
Can hundreds of unrelated satellites create a GPS backup?
The Space Development Agency’s head says that data from low-Earth orbit satellites could be put to use in PNT.
-
This antenna can switch between LEO and GEO
The Navy recently tested a 1.5 meter antenna that could enable the resiliency of a new military constellation in low earth orbit.
-
Meet IARPA’s new director
The agency’s new director replaces Stacey Dixon, who left the agency over the summer to become the new deputy director of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency.
-
The Air Force may have found new imagery it needs at a pitch day
Capable of “seeing” through inclement weather and in any lighting conditions, SAR imagery has a number of military applications and provides an alternative to traditional optical sensors.
-
NGA breaks ground on new St. Louis campus
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s new facility will host a range of features virtually unheard of in the intelligence community, from wireless technology to spaces that can switch between classified and unclassified environments.
-
Three teams selected to design Project Blackjack’s brains
Pit Boss is an autonomous mission management system being built for Project Blackjack, a DARPA initiative to demonstrate the value of a large proliferated constellation of low earth orbit satellites for a variety of military uses.
-
A new kind of satellite imagery for the intelligence community?
National Reconnaissance Office Director Christopher Scolese told reporters that the agency is on the verge of issuing more study contracts to commercial imagery providers, and they won’t be limited to traditional electro-optical imagery.
-
Space Development Agency a ‘casualty’ of budget gridlock
The Space Development Agency has big plans for the future of U.S. national security space, but they need congressional funding, says U.S. Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering Mike Griffin.
-
The Pentagon wants to conduct these on-base 5G experiments
The Department of Defense seeks industry input to inform its final Request for Prototype Proposals to enhance military base operations.
-
Navy awards $732M contract for satellite ground systems
General Dynamics, who the Navy contracted with to build the ground system for the Mobile User Objective System, will provide sustainment services for the ground system over the next decade.
-
Can hundreds of unrelated satellites create a GPS backup?
The Space Development Agency’s head says that data from low-Earth orbit satellites could be put to use in PNT.
-
This antenna can switch between LEO and GEO
The Navy recently tested a 1.5 meter antenna that could enable the resiliency of a new military constellation in low earth orbit.
-
Meet IARPA’s new director
The agency’s new director replaces Stacey Dixon, who left the agency over the summer to become the new deputy director of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency.
-
The Air Force may have found new imagery it needs at a pitch day
Capable of “seeing” through inclement weather and in any lighting conditions, SAR imagery has a number of military applications and provides an alternative to traditional optical sensors.
-
NGA breaks ground on new St. Louis campus
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s new facility will host a range of features virtually unheard of in the intelligence community, from wireless technology to spaces that can switch between classified and unclassified environments.
-
Three teams selected to design Project Blackjack’s brains
Pit Boss is an autonomous mission management system being built for Project Blackjack, a DARPA initiative to demonstrate the value of a large proliferated constellation of low earth orbit satellites for a variety of military uses.
