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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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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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NATO’s Allied Transformation Command deputy on China, space and future threats
Italian Army Gen. Paolo Ruggiero, named deputy supreme allied commander for transformation on July 19, brings an operational background to his command.
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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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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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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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NATO names space as an ‘operational domain,’ but without plans to weaponize it
The announcement at a meeting in Brussels means space will now be regarded as equally important for NATO alongside air, land, sea and cyberspace.
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What do we know about Iran’s space capabilities?
The Defense Intelligence Agency’s “Iran Military Power” report shares unclassified information on Iran’s growing space capabilities.
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Lockheed wins $3.3 billion contract for anti-jamming support
Lockheed Martin will perform support services for a trio of anti-jamming satellite communications systems.
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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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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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NATO’s Allied Transformation Command deputy on China, space and future threats
Italian Army Gen. Paolo Ruggiero, named deputy supreme allied commander for transformation on July 19, brings an operational background to his command.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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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NATO names space as an ‘operational domain,’ but without plans to weaponize it
The announcement at a meeting in Brussels means space will now be regarded as equally important for NATO alongside air, land, sea and cyberspace.
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What do we know about Iran’s space capabilities?
The Defense Intelligence Agency’s “Iran Military Power” report shares unclassified information on Iran’s growing space capabilities.
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Lockheed wins $3.3 billion contract for anti-jamming support
Lockheed Martin will perform support services for a trio of anti-jamming satellite communications systems.
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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.
-
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.
-
NATO’s Allied Transformation Command deputy on China, space and future threats
Italian Army Gen. Paolo Ruggiero, named deputy supreme allied commander for transformation on July 19, brings an operational background to his command.
-
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.
-
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.
-
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.
-
NATO names space as an ‘operational domain,’ but without plans to weaponize it
The announcement at a meeting in Brussels means space will now be regarded as equally important for NATO alongside air, land, sea and cyberspace.
-
What do we know about Iran’s space capabilities?
The Defense Intelligence Agency’s “Iran Military Power” report shares unclassified information on Iran’s growing space capabilities.
-
Lockheed wins $3.3 billion contract for anti-jamming support
Lockheed Martin will perform support services for a trio of anti-jamming satellite communications systems.
