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North Korean ‘Christmas gift’ to the US could be a long-range ballistic missile test
The head of U.S. Pacific Air Forces said that the service will be closely watching the situation in North Korea.
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Congress adopts defense bill that creates Space Force
Congress has approved a defense policy for a 59th year.
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Congress wants more clarity on space-based missile warning
With multiple agencies and services developing overhead persistent infrared sensors in space for missile tracking, lawmakers want to see a plan on how the Department of Defense will integrate those efforts and avoid duplication.
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NATO declares space ‘operational domain,’ but more work remains
NATO must take tangible and urgent collective action to secure the ultimate high ground — space.
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Army to get new multi-band antennas for these terminals
The new antennas will be capable of operating on Ku, Ka and X-Band frequencies.
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With Boeing no-bid, Northrop is the likely maker of US Air Force’s next-generation ICBMs
Boeing said the structure of the competition favored Northrop Grumman.
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What’s Congress’ end game for unified space acquisitions?
While the compromise defense authorization bill would move the Space Development Agency under the new Space Force, it leaves a lot of open questions when it comes to reforming space acquisitions.
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Watch the Pentagon test a previously banned ballistic missile
The launch of a “prototype conventionally-configured ground-launched ballistic missile” is the first in a post-INF world.
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US Air Mobility Command wants to work with the Space Force. Just don’t expect space-based cargo ops.
Air Mobility Command has some ideas for collaboration with the Space Force.
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Congress backs off push for space-based missile intercept layer
A space-based missile defense intercept layer takes a back seat to a sensor constellation in the conference report for Congress’ FY20 defense policy bill.
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North Korean ‘Christmas gift’ to the US could be a long-range ballistic missile test
The head of U.S. Pacific Air Forces said that the service will be closely watching the situation in North Korea.
-
Congress adopts defense bill that creates Space Force
Congress has approved a defense policy for a 59th year.
-
Congress wants more clarity on space-based missile warning
With multiple agencies and services developing overhead persistent infrared sensors in space for missile tracking, lawmakers want to see a plan on how the Department of Defense will integrate those efforts and avoid duplication.
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NATO declares space ‘operational domain,’ but more work remains
NATO must take tangible and urgent collective action to secure the ultimate high ground — space.
-
Army to get new multi-band antennas for these terminals
The new antennas will be capable of operating on Ku, Ka and X-Band frequencies.
-
With Boeing no-bid, Northrop is the likely maker of US Air Force’s next-generation ICBMs
Boeing said the structure of the competition favored Northrop Grumman.
-
What’s Congress’ end game for unified space acquisitions?
While the compromise defense authorization bill would move the Space Development Agency under the new Space Force, it leaves a lot of open questions when it comes to reforming space acquisitions.
-
Watch the Pentagon test a previously banned ballistic missile
The launch of a “prototype conventionally-configured ground-launched ballistic missile” is the first in a post-INF world.
-
US Air Mobility Command wants to work with the Space Force. Just don’t expect space-based cargo ops.
Air Mobility Command has some ideas for collaboration with the Space Force.
-
Congress backs off push for space-based missile intercept layer
A space-based missile defense intercept layer takes a back seat to a sensor constellation in the conference report for Congress’ FY20 defense policy bill.
-
North Korean ‘Christmas gift’ to the US could be a long-range ballistic missile test
The head of U.S. Pacific Air Forces said that the service will be closely watching the situation in North Korea.
-
Congress adopts defense bill that creates Space Force
Congress has approved a defense policy for a 59th year.
-
Congress wants more clarity on space-based missile warning
With multiple agencies and services developing overhead persistent infrared sensors in space for missile tracking, lawmakers want to see a plan on how the Department of Defense will integrate those efforts and avoid duplication.
-
NATO declares space ‘operational domain,’ but more work remains
NATO must take tangible and urgent collective action to secure the ultimate high ground — space.
-
Army to get new multi-band antennas for these terminals
The new antennas will be capable of operating on Ku, Ka and X-Band frequencies.
-
With Boeing no-bid, Northrop is the likely maker of US Air Force’s next-generation ICBMs
Boeing said the structure of the competition favored Northrop Grumman.
-
What’s Congress’ end game for unified space acquisitions?
While the compromise defense authorization bill would move the Space Development Agency under the new Space Force, it leaves a lot of open questions when it comes to reforming space acquisitions.
-
Watch the Pentagon test a previously banned ballistic missile
The launch of a “prototype conventionally-configured ground-launched ballistic missile” is the first in a post-INF world.
-
US Air Mobility Command wants to work with the Space Force. Just don’t expect space-based cargo ops.
Air Mobility Command has some ideas for collaboration with the Space Force.
-
Congress backs off push for space-based missile intercept layer
A space-based missile defense intercept layer takes a back seat to a sensor constellation in the conference report for Congress’ FY20 defense policy bill.
