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  • What improved acquisition means for future US space capabilities
    What improved acquisition means for future US space capabilities

    For years, the U.S. has enjoyed mostly uncontested status as the world’s preeminent space power. Aggressive space expansion by China and Russia is now disrupting that narrative, however. As these near-peer competitors devote massive resources to delivering next-gen capabilities that match or surpass existing U.S. space systems, it’s forced the DoD to recognize the limits…

  • Webcast: Understanding the Joint Kill Chain
    Webcast: Understanding the Joint Kill Chain

    As the Department of Defense works toward multidomain operations, perhaps one of the purest manifestations of this idea is the Integrated Air and Missile Defense Battle Command system, which aims to connect any sensor to any shooter. Hear from Army leaders in the space and missile defense community about how integration can bring new capabilities…

  • Why information warriors will be critical in the next conflict
    Why information warriors will be critical in the next conflict

    C4ISRNET spoke to Kev Hays, director of information warfare programs at Northrop Grumman, about the challenge of information warfare, the areas where government should partner with industry, and how to measure progress.