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Northrop Grumman awarded $13.3 million for Blackjack payloads
The company is building position, navigation and timing payloads for DARPA’s Project Blackjack, a demonstration satellite constellation that will operate in low-Earth orbit.
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House Defense leader: Space Force hasn’t met expectations for speedy tech
House Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense Chair Rep. Betty McCollum says she is disappointed by the lack of space acquisition reforms under the U.S. Space Force.
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Space Force wants to be the world’s first fully digital service
The vision outlines four focus areas: Digital engineering, digital workforce, digital headquarters and digital operations.
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Raytheon wins $228 million GPS ground system contract
The contract extends Raytheon’s work on the Next Generation Operational Control System to Block 3F.
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Plan for Space Force reserve component is ‘fairly close,’ National Guard boss says
Army Gen. Daniel Hokanson is meeting with acting Air Force Secretary John Roth and Space Force Chief of Space Operations Gen. Jay Raymond to hash out the final details of pitching a two-part military service.
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Army approves rapid development of Tactical Space Layer
The Army continues to make progress in utilizing satellite imagery for beyond-line-of-sight targeting.
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Launch of experimental military navigation satellite pushed back to 2023
Navigation Technology Satellite 3 will launch later than planned, but the Air Force Research Laboratory says it will use the extra time for more ground testing and risk reduction.
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What focus areas are key to America’s future space capabilities?
Increased concentration on space is welcome. However, Pentagon decisions about future priorities, activities and investments should continue to sharpen its focus on the technologies and capabilities required to exploit new architectures and approaches in space.
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It’s imperative America preserve its space power advantage
Solutions are not created through press releases and organizational moves alone. America’s new space entities must now receive the necessary resources and authorities to fulfill their intended purposes.
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National Reconnaissance Office conducts first launch of 2021
The NRO utilized a United Launch Alliance Delta IV Heavy rocket for the launch.
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Northrop Grumman awarded $13.3 million for Blackjack payloads
The company is building position, navigation and timing payloads for DARPA’s Project Blackjack, a demonstration satellite constellation that will operate in low-Earth orbit.
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House Defense leader: Space Force hasn’t met expectations for speedy tech
House Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense Chair Rep. Betty McCollum says she is disappointed by the lack of space acquisition reforms under the U.S. Space Force.
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Space Force wants to be the world’s first fully digital service
The vision outlines four focus areas: Digital engineering, digital workforce, digital headquarters and digital operations.
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Raytheon wins $228 million GPS ground system contract
The contract extends Raytheon’s work on the Next Generation Operational Control System to Block 3F.
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Plan for Space Force reserve component is ‘fairly close,’ National Guard boss says
Army Gen. Daniel Hokanson is meeting with acting Air Force Secretary John Roth and Space Force Chief of Space Operations Gen. Jay Raymond to hash out the final details of pitching a two-part military service.
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Army approves rapid development of Tactical Space Layer
The Army continues to make progress in utilizing satellite imagery for beyond-line-of-sight targeting.
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Launch of experimental military navigation satellite pushed back to 2023
Navigation Technology Satellite 3 will launch later than planned, but the Air Force Research Laboratory says it will use the extra time for more ground testing and risk reduction.
-
What focus areas are key to America’s future space capabilities?
Increased concentration on space is welcome. However, Pentagon decisions about future priorities, activities and investments should continue to sharpen its focus on the technologies and capabilities required to exploit new architectures and approaches in space.
-
It’s imperative America preserve its space power advantage
Solutions are not created through press releases and organizational moves alone. America’s new space entities must now receive the necessary resources and authorities to fulfill their intended purposes.
-
National Reconnaissance Office conducts first launch of 2021
The NRO utilized a United Launch Alliance Delta IV Heavy rocket for the launch.
-
Northrop Grumman awarded $13.3 million for Blackjack payloads
The company is building position, navigation and timing payloads for DARPA’s Project Blackjack, a demonstration satellite constellation that will operate in low-Earth orbit.
-
House Defense leader: Space Force hasn’t met expectations for speedy tech
House Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense Chair Rep. Betty McCollum says she is disappointed by the lack of space acquisition reforms under the U.S. Space Force.
-
Space Force wants to be the world’s first fully digital service
The vision outlines four focus areas: Digital engineering, digital workforce, digital headquarters and digital operations.
-
Raytheon wins $228 million GPS ground system contract
The contract extends Raytheon’s work on the Next Generation Operational Control System to Block 3F.
-
Plan for Space Force reserve component is ‘fairly close,’ National Guard boss says
Army Gen. Daniel Hokanson is meeting with acting Air Force Secretary John Roth and Space Force Chief of Space Operations Gen. Jay Raymond to hash out the final details of pitching a two-part military service.
-
Army approves rapid development of Tactical Space Layer
The Army continues to make progress in utilizing satellite imagery for beyond-line-of-sight targeting.
-
Launch of experimental military navigation satellite pushed back to 2023
Navigation Technology Satellite 3 will launch later than planned, but the Air Force Research Laboratory says it will use the extra time for more ground testing and risk reduction.
-
What focus areas are key to America’s future space capabilities?
Increased concentration on space is welcome. However, Pentagon decisions about future priorities, activities and investments should continue to sharpen its focus on the technologies and capabilities required to exploit new architectures and approaches in space.
-
It’s imperative America preserve its space power advantage
Solutions are not created through press releases and organizational moves alone. America’s new space entities must now receive the necessary resources and authorities to fulfill their intended purposes.
-
National Reconnaissance Office conducts first launch of 2021
The NRO utilized a United Launch Alliance Delta IV Heavy rocket for the launch.
