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Space Force should make its case for legal changes to help launch ranges: lawmakers
The Space Force may need legal changes to pursue its “Range of the Future.”
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Space Force launches small satellite to test new sensor possibilities
The Air Force Research Laboratory satellite was launched into orbit aboard a Rocket Lab Electron rocket taking off from New Zealand.
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Commander of the Space and Missile Systems Center retires
Lt. Gen. John Thompson retires after four years in charge of the Space Force’s main acquisitions organization.
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National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency opens new lab for unclassified collaboration
The new space continues NGA’s investment in St. Louis as a GEOINT hub.
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Space Force delivers software upgrades to satellite communications system
The Advanced Extremely High Frequency system provides survivable, anti-jam satellite communications that can allow secure communications through a nuclear conflict.
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National Reconnaissance Office wants a more distributed architecture
In response to the growing prominence of counterspace weapons, the agency wants to put up more satellites in multiple orbits.
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National Reconnaissance Office extends contract for commercial imagery
Planet Federal will continue to provide access to its daily satellite imagery to the intelligence community.
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Space Force declares operational acceptance of fifth anti-jamming GPS III satellite
The satellite completes the baseline for worldwide coverage of the Space Force’s new M-code signal.
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Biden nominates deputy director of the National Reconnaissance Office to lead new Space Systems Command
If confirmed by the U.S. Senate, the nominee will take over Space Systems Command — a new field command that will develop, acquire, field and sustain space capabilities for the Space Force.
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How the US Space Force plans to improve Arctic communication
Timing is critical as the mineral-rich Arctic becomes a new frontier in national security and economic pursuits.
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Space Force should make its case for legal changes to help launch ranges: lawmakers
The Space Force may need legal changes to pursue its “Range of the Future.”
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Space Force launches small satellite to test new sensor possibilities
The Air Force Research Laboratory satellite was launched into orbit aboard a Rocket Lab Electron rocket taking off from New Zealand.
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Commander of the Space and Missile Systems Center retires
Lt. Gen. John Thompson retires after four years in charge of the Space Force’s main acquisitions organization.
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National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency opens new lab for unclassified collaboration
The new space continues NGA’s investment in St. Louis as a GEOINT hub.
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Space Force delivers software upgrades to satellite communications system
The Advanced Extremely High Frequency system provides survivable, anti-jam satellite communications that can allow secure communications through a nuclear conflict.
-
National Reconnaissance Office wants a more distributed architecture
In response to the growing prominence of counterspace weapons, the agency wants to put up more satellites in multiple orbits.
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National Reconnaissance Office extends contract for commercial imagery
Planet Federal will continue to provide access to its daily satellite imagery to the intelligence community.
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Space Force declares operational acceptance of fifth anti-jamming GPS III satellite
The satellite completes the baseline for worldwide coverage of the Space Force’s new M-code signal.
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Biden nominates deputy director of the National Reconnaissance Office to lead new Space Systems Command
If confirmed by the U.S. Senate, the nominee will take over Space Systems Command — a new field command that will develop, acquire, field and sustain space capabilities for the Space Force.
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How the US Space Force plans to improve Arctic communication
Timing is critical as the mineral-rich Arctic becomes a new frontier in national security and economic pursuits.
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Space Force should make its case for legal changes to help launch ranges: lawmakers
The Space Force may need legal changes to pursue its “Range of the Future.”
-
Space Force launches small satellite to test new sensor possibilities
The Air Force Research Laboratory satellite was launched into orbit aboard a Rocket Lab Electron rocket taking off from New Zealand.
-
Commander of the Space and Missile Systems Center retires
Lt. Gen. John Thompson retires after four years in charge of the Space Force’s main acquisitions organization.
-
National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency opens new lab for unclassified collaboration
The new space continues NGA’s investment in St. Louis as a GEOINT hub.
-
Space Force delivers software upgrades to satellite communications system
The Advanced Extremely High Frequency system provides survivable, anti-jam satellite communications that can allow secure communications through a nuclear conflict.
-
National Reconnaissance Office wants a more distributed architecture
In response to the growing prominence of counterspace weapons, the agency wants to put up more satellites in multiple orbits.
-
National Reconnaissance Office extends contract for commercial imagery
Planet Federal will continue to provide access to its daily satellite imagery to the intelligence community.
-
Space Force declares operational acceptance of fifth anti-jamming GPS III satellite
The satellite completes the baseline for worldwide coverage of the Space Force’s new M-code signal.
-
Biden nominates deputy director of the National Reconnaissance Office to lead new Space Systems Command
If confirmed by the U.S. Senate, the nominee will take over Space Systems Command — a new field command that will develop, acquire, field and sustain space capabilities for the Space Force.
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How the US Space Force plans to improve Arctic communication
Timing is critical as the mineral-rich Arctic becomes a new frontier in national security and economic pursuits.
