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Special Operations Command issues $373 million contract for geospatial intelligence support
CACI will continue providing personnel to analyze geospatial and imagery intelligence for USSOCOM under the new contract.
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Aevum announces all-in-one drone for satellite launches, cargo delivery and surveillance
Initially announced as a small launch provider, the company’s Ravn X drone will be multimission with a new patented modular payload system.
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Liftoff to orbit in under an hour: Space Force launches missile warning satellite
On Tuesday afternoon, a rocket left Cape Canaveral Space Station in a fiery plum to take a fifth missile warning satellite to its constellation. The satellite’s job is to provide backup.
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After more than a decade, agency to retire experimental missile warning satellites
The Missile Defense Agency plans to deorbit its Space Tracking and Surveillance System satellites as it prepares to launch an ambitious new constellation.
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A new constellation? Space Force wants to get into tactical satellite imagery business
While plans aren’t set, the Department of Defense is considering building out a new constellation of imagery satellites for tactical use.
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The Army is making tank upgrades as simple as switching video game cartridges
A new open-standards approach would make replacing or updating capabilities as easy as plugging in a new VPX card — a rugged, standard chip about 1-inch big that’s used for defense applications.
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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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Hughes and OneWeb working to fill military’s Arctic communication gap
The emergence of new proliferated constellations offering commercial broadband could be the answer U.S. Northern Command needs to establish reliable Arctic communications.
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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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Special Operations Command issues $373 million contract for geospatial intelligence support
CACI will continue providing personnel to analyze geospatial and imagery intelligence for USSOCOM under the new contract.
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Aevum announces all-in-one drone for satellite launches, cargo delivery and surveillance
Initially announced as a small launch provider, the company’s Ravn X drone will be multimission with a new patented modular payload system.
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Liftoff to orbit in under an hour: Space Force launches missile warning satellite
On Tuesday afternoon, a rocket left Cape Canaveral Space Station in a fiery plum to take a fifth missile warning satellite to its constellation. The satellite’s job is to provide backup.
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After more than a decade, agency to retire experimental missile warning satellites
The Missile Defense Agency plans to deorbit its Space Tracking and Surveillance System satellites as it prepares to launch an ambitious new constellation.
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A new constellation? Space Force wants to get into tactical satellite imagery business
While plans aren’t set, the Department of Defense is considering building out a new constellation of imagery satellites for tactical use.
-
The Army is making tank upgrades as simple as switching video game cartridges
A new open-standards approach would make replacing or updating capabilities as easy as plugging in a new VPX card — a rugged, standard chip about 1-inch big that’s used for defense applications.
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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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Hughes and OneWeb working to fill military’s Arctic communication gap
The emergence of new proliferated constellations offering commercial broadband could be the answer U.S. Northern Command needs to establish reliable Arctic communications.
-
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.
-
Special Operations Command issues $373 million contract for geospatial intelligence support
CACI will continue providing personnel to analyze geospatial and imagery intelligence for USSOCOM under the new contract.
-
Aevum announces all-in-one drone for satellite launches, cargo delivery and surveillance
Initially announced as a small launch provider, the company’s Ravn X drone will be multimission with a new patented modular payload system.
-
Liftoff to orbit in under an hour: Space Force launches missile warning satellite
On Tuesday afternoon, a rocket left Cape Canaveral Space Station in a fiery plum to take a fifth missile warning satellite to its constellation. The satellite’s job is to provide backup.
-
After more than a decade, agency to retire experimental missile warning satellites
The Missile Defense Agency plans to deorbit its Space Tracking and Surveillance System satellites as it prepares to launch an ambitious new constellation.
-
A new constellation? Space Force wants to get into tactical satellite imagery business
While plans aren’t set, the Department of Defense is considering building out a new constellation of imagery satellites for tactical use.
-
The Army is making tank upgrades as simple as switching video game cartridges
A new open-standards approach would make replacing or updating capabilities as easy as plugging in a new VPX card — a rugged, standard chip about 1-inch big that’s used for defense applications.
-
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.
-
Hughes and OneWeb working to fill military’s Arctic communication gap
The emergence of new proliferated constellations offering commercial broadband could be the answer U.S. Northern Command needs to establish reliable Arctic communications.
-
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.
