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A $655M satellite ground system contract has led to a lawsuit
After the Government Accountability Office found the Air Force had awarded a massive satellite ground systems contract to a company that was technically ineligible, a competitor is suing to reopen the competition.
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More leadership changes at the National Reconnaissance Office
Just days after the Senate confirmed the next director of the NRO, America’s spy satellite agency has a new deputy director.
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Air Force anti-jamming efforts get a boost
The Air Force will see two major satellite launches in July to reinforce military communications and position, navigation and timing.
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How 2 Space Norway satellites will help the Air Force in the Arctic
The Air Force payloads will provide secure, anti-jamming satellite communications for warfighters operating in the North polar region.
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The Pentagon’s new space agency has an idea about the future
A new document from the Space Development Agency provides an early glimpse of how it wants to organize it’s next generation space architecture.
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These 4 technologies are big problems for US military space
There are some areas where the commercial sector has been unable to develop a sustainable market for crucial technologies.
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Are war fighters closer to AI-enhanced situational awareness?
A new module for the Link 16 data network will allow war fighters to get prioritized information quicker without sacrificing other data rates, paving the way for AI integration.
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A new report on why military space is so expensive
A new Pentagon report notes that the space industrial base remains fragile, and despite attempts to bolster it many critical components remain nonviable commercially.
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Watch this space: Air Force announcing pitch days
The Air Force will host Shark Tank-style events to award funding quickly and bypass the traditional award process in sectors including space, hypersonics and ISR.
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A new Air Force satellite won’t launch until July now
The launch of the fifth Advanced Extremely High Frequency, which was slated for June 27, has been delayed due to a battery failure.
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A $655M satellite ground system contract has led to a lawsuit
After the Government Accountability Office found the Air Force had awarded a massive satellite ground systems contract to a company that was technically ineligible, a competitor is suing to reopen the competition.
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More leadership changes at the National Reconnaissance Office
Just days after the Senate confirmed the next director of the NRO, America’s spy satellite agency has a new deputy director.
-
Air Force anti-jamming efforts get a boost
The Air Force will see two major satellite launches in July to reinforce military communications and position, navigation and timing.
-
How 2 Space Norway satellites will help the Air Force in the Arctic
The Air Force payloads will provide secure, anti-jamming satellite communications for warfighters operating in the North polar region.
-
The Pentagon’s new space agency has an idea about the future
A new document from the Space Development Agency provides an early glimpse of how it wants to organize it’s next generation space architecture.
-
These 4 technologies are big problems for US military space
There are some areas where the commercial sector has been unable to develop a sustainable market for crucial technologies.
-
Are war fighters closer to AI-enhanced situational awareness?
A new module for the Link 16 data network will allow war fighters to get prioritized information quicker without sacrificing other data rates, paving the way for AI integration.
-
A new report on why military space is so expensive
A new Pentagon report notes that the space industrial base remains fragile, and despite attempts to bolster it many critical components remain nonviable commercially.
-
Watch this space: Air Force announcing pitch days
The Air Force will host Shark Tank-style events to award funding quickly and bypass the traditional award process in sectors including space, hypersonics and ISR.
-
A new Air Force satellite won’t launch until July now
The launch of the fifth Advanced Extremely High Frequency, which was slated for June 27, has been delayed due to a battery failure.
-
A $655M satellite ground system contract has led to a lawsuit
After the Government Accountability Office found the Air Force had awarded a massive satellite ground systems contract to a company that was technically ineligible, a competitor is suing to reopen the competition.
-
More leadership changes at the National Reconnaissance Office
Just days after the Senate confirmed the next director of the NRO, America’s spy satellite agency has a new deputy director.
-
Air Force anti-jamming efforts get a boost
The Air Force will see two major satellite launches in July to reinforce military communications and position, navigation and timing.
-
How 2 Space Norway satellites will help the Air Force in the Arctic
The Air Force payloads will provide secure, anti-jamming satellite communications for warfighters operating in the North polar region.
-
The Pentagon’s new space agency has an idea about the future
A new document from the Space Development Agency provides an early glimpse of how it wants to organize it’s next generation space architecture.
-
These 4 technologies are big problems for US military space
There are some areas where the commercial sector has been unable to develop a sustainable market for crucial technologies.
-
Are war fighters closer to AI-enhanced situational awareness?
A new module for the Link 16 data network will allow war fighters to get prioritized information quicker without sacrificing other data rates, paving the way for AI integration.
-
A new report on why military space is so expensive
A new Pentagon report notes that the space industrial base remains fragile, and despite attempts to bolster it many critical components remain nonviable commercially.
-
Watch this space: Air Force announcing pitch days
The Air Force will host Shark Tank-style events to award funding quickly and bypass the traditional award process in sectors including space, hypersonics and ISR.
-
A new Air Force satellite won’t launch until July now
The launch of the fifth Advanced Extremely High Frequency, which was slated for June 27, has been delayed due to a battery failure.
