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Maxar wins NOAA nod to track satellites, space junk as launches surge
There are more than 4,800 active satellites on orbit today, and Euroconsult estimates that 17,000 more will be launched in the next decade.
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Government-private sector cooperation vital in cyberwar: Senator King
King, who sits on Senate Intelligence panel that investigated Russian interference in the 2016 election, said citizens must develop their media literacy.
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Northrop used digital testing to ‘burn down risk’ in developing B-21
Northrop Grumman aircraft’s use of data-sharing technologies as part of the Joint All-Domain Command and Control, or JADC2, effort.
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Russia burning through ammunition in Ukraine at ‘extraordinary’ rate
Russia is running out of its precision-guided weapons fastest, Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines said at the Reagan National Defense Forum.
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Military officials look to Ukraine war for new lessons in training
“This … is not only a war against Ukraine,” said Maj. Gen. Serhii Salkutsan, its NATO military liaison. “This is a war against the … civilized world.”
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Defense startup Anduril secures $1.5 billion investment
Company to use funding for development of “autonomous defense capabilities.”
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Lockheed gets HIMARS contract to replenish stock sent to Ukraine
Lockheed Martin is getting nearly $500 million from the U.S. Army to rapidly build more missiles launchers to replace those sent to Ukraine.
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US Central Command welcomes space ops shop in Florida
U.S. Space Forces—Central will oversee military space operations in the Middle East and Southwest Asia.
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How to build a robust space domain defense
The integration of ASAT weapon countermeasures will be necessary on future military satellites to responsibly protect these assets.
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Pentagon’s strategic capital office to spur investment in defense tech
The new office will help the Pentagon leverage private investment to overcome the “valley of death” problem that often derails technology programs.
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Maxar wins NOAA nod to track satellites, space junk as launches surge
There are more than 4,800 active satellites on orbit today, and Euroconsult estimates that 17,000 more will be launched in the next decade.
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Government-private sector cooperation vital in cyberwar: Senator King
King, who sits on Senate Intelligence panel that investigated Russian interference in the 2016 election, said citizens must develop their media literacy.
-
Northrop used digital testing to ‘burn down risk’ in developing B-21
Northrop Grumman aircraft’s use of data-sharing technologies as part of the Joint All-Domain Command and Control, or JADC2, effort.
-
Russia burning through ammunition in Ukraine at ‘extraordinary’ rate
Russia is running out of its precision-guided weapons fastest, Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines said at the Reagan National Defense Forum.
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Military officials look to Ukraine war for new lessons in training
“This … is not only a war against Ukraine,” said Maj. Gen. Serhii Salkutsan, its NATO military liaison. “This is a war against the … civilized world.”
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Defense startup Anduril secures $1.5 billion investment
Company to use funding for development of “autonomous defense capabilities.”
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Lockheed gets HIMARS contract to replenish stock sent to Ukraine
Lockheed Martin is getting nearly $500 million from the U.S. Army to rapidly build more missiles launchers to replace those sent to Ukraine.
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US Central Command welcomes space ops shop in Florida
U.S. Space Forces—Central will oversee military space operations in the Middle East and Southwest Asia.
-
How to build a robust space domain defense
The integration of ASAT weapon countermeasures will be necessary on future military satellites to responsibly protect these assets.
-
Pentagon’s strategic capital office to spur investment in defense tech
The new office will help the Pentagon leverage private investment to overcome the “valley of death” problem that often derails technology programs.
-
Maxar wins NOAA nod to track satellites, space junk as launches surge
There are more than 4,800 active satellites on orbit today, and Euroconsult estimates that 17,000 more will be launched in the next decade.
-
Government-private sector cooperation vital in cyberwar: Senator King
King, who sits on Senate Intelligence panel that investigated Russian interference in the 2016 election, said citizens must develop their media literacy.
-
Northrop used digital testing to ‘burn down risk’ in developing B-21
Northrop Grumman aircraft’s use of data-sharing technologies as part of the Joint All-Domain Command and Control, or JADC2, effort.
-
Russia burning through ammunition in Ukraine at ‘extraordinary’ rate
Russia is running out of its precision-guided weapons fastest, Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines said at the Reagan National Defense Forum.
-
Military officials look to Ukraine war for new lessons in training
“This … is not only a war against Ukraine,” said Maj. Gen. Serhii Salkutsan, its NATO military liaison. “This is a war against the … civilized world.”
-
Defense startup Anduril secures $1.5 billion investment
Company to use funding for development of “autonomous defense capabilities.”
-
Lockheed gets HIMARS contract to replenish stock sent to Ukraine
Lockheed Martin is getting nearly $500 million from the U.S. Army to rapidly build more missiles launchers to replace those sent to Ukraine.
-
US Central Command welcomes space ops shop in Florida
U.S. Space Forces—Central will oversee military space operations in the Middle East and Southwest Asia.
-
How to build a robust space domain defense
The integration of ASAT weapon countermeasures will be necessary on future military satellites to responsibly protect these assets.
-
Pentagon’s strategic capital office to spur investment in defense tech
The new office will help the Pentagon leverage private investment to overcome the “valley of death” problem that often derails technology programs.
