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The Air Force sees progress in a GPS ground station test
The Air Force announced that it has successfully connected to the first GPS III satellite on orbit with an interim ground system designed by Lockheed Martin.
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Pentagon space reforms leading to better relations with industry
The head of United Launch Alliance says the war-fighting domain of space is creating “a completely new world.”
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Boeing could be out of the Air Force’s competition for next-gen ICBMs for good
Boeing says it no longer has the funding necessary to continue risk reduction work.
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Navy’s new narrowband network ready for combat
The Mobile User Objective System has passed a major milestone and is now set for full operational use, according to the Navy.
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The US nuclear forces’ Dr. Strangelove-era messaging system finally got rid of its floppy disks
The 1970s era Strategic Automated Command and Control System is slowly becoming more modern, and a replacement could be on the way.
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Planet has a new subscriber for its satellite imagery
As part of the ongoing transition of responsibility for commercial satellite imagery from the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency to the National Reconnaissance Office, the NRO awarded Planet a contract for daily commercial imagery.
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How does the Army know its new anti-spoofing antennas work?
The Army has bought Orolia’s new simulation technology that will allow them to test next generation anti-jamming, anti-spoofing antennas.
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Do war fighters have the SATCOM connectivity they need? Survey says …
A new survey from Viasat and Government Business Council shows a gap between the connectivity levels war fighters expect and what they have on the battlefield.
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The US Army bets on space as its ‘path to the future’
The Army’s Space and Missile Defense Command is the epicenter for the service’s expanding role in space.
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New missile warning satellites pass design test
The Air Force’s next generation early warning missile satellites have completed their preliminary design review according to the service’s Space and Missile Systems Center.
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The Air Force sees progress in a GPS ground station test
The Air Force announced that it has successfully connected to the first GPS III satellite on orbit with an interim ground system designed by Lockheed Martin.
-
Pentagon space reforms leading to better relations with industry
The head of United Launch Alliance says the war-fighting domain of space is creating “a completely new world.”
-
Boeing could be out of the Air Force’s competition for next-gen ICBMs for good
Boeing says it no longer has the funding necessary to continue risk reduction work.
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Navy’s new narrowband network ready for combat
The Mobile User Objective System has passed a major milestone and is now set for full operational use, according to the Navy.
-
The US nuclear forces’ Dr. Strangelove-era messaging system finally got rid of its floppy disks
The 1970s era Strategic Automated Command and Control System is slowly becoming more modern, and a replacement could be on the way.
-
Planet has a new subscriber for its satellite imagery
As part of the ongoing transition of responsibility for commercial satellite imagery from the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency to the National Reconnaissance Office, the NRO awarded Planet a contract for daily commercial imagery.
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How does the Army know its new anti-spoofing antennas work?
The Army has bought Orolia’s new simulation technology that will allow them to test next generation anti-jamming, anti-spoofing antennas.
-
Do war fighters have the SATCOM connectivity they need? Survey says …
A new survey from Viasat and Government Business Council shows a gap between the connectivity levels war fighters expect and what they have on the battlefield.
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The US Army bets on space as its ‘path to the future’
The Army’s Space and Missile Defense Command is the epicenter for the service’s expanding role in space.
-
New missile warning satellites pass design test
The Air Force’s next generation early warning missile satellites have completed their preliminary design review according to the service’s Space and Missile Systems Center.
-
The Air Force sees progress in a GPS ground station test
The Air Force announced that it has successfully connected to the first GPS III satellite on orbit with an interim ground system designed by Lockheed Martin.
-
Pentagon space reforms leading to better relations with industry
The head of United Launch Alliance says the war-fighting domain of space is creating “a completely new world.”
-
Boeing could be out of the Air Force’s competition for next-gen ICBMs for good
Boeing says it no longer has the funding necessary to continue risk reduction work.
-
Navy’s new narrowband network ready for combat
The Mobile User Objective System has passed a major milestone and is now set for full operational use, according to the Navy.
-
The US nuclear forces’ Dr. Strangelove-era messaging system finally got rid of its floppy disks
The 1970s era Strategic Automated Command and Control System is slowly becoming more modern, and a replacement could be on the way.
-
Planet has a new subscriber for its satellite imagery
As part of the ongoing transition of responsibility for commercial satellite imagery from the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency to the National Reconnaissance Office, the NRO awarded Planet a contract for daily commercial imagery.
-
How does the Army know its new anti-spoofing antennas work?
The Army has bought Orolia’s new simulation technology that will allow them to test next generation anti-jamming, anti-spoofing antennas.
-
Do war fighters have the SATCOM connectivity they need? Survey says …
A new survey from Viasat and Government Business Council shows a gap between the connectivity levels war fighters expect and what they have on the battlefield.
-
The US Army bets on space as its ‘path to the future’
The Army’s Space and Missile Defense Command is the epicenter for the service’s expanding role in space.
-
New missile warning satellites pass design test
The Air Force’s next generation early warning missile satellites have completed their preliminary design review according to the service’s Space and Missile Systems Center.
