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What broke a UK satellite for a week?
The European Union’s Galileo satellite navigation system was unusable for four days over the past week following an outage with undisclosed origins.
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How a new missile warning system benefits industry
The Next Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared program is an early warning missile system that will replace the Space Based Infrared System.
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What will the Space Development Agency really do?
Space Development Agency leaders explain how their organization differentiates itself from the military’s other space-related organizations.
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One step closer to a common ground system?
The Air Force has awarded a $47 million contract as part of its efforts to move to Enterprise Ground Services.
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4 almost invisible threats to keep US intel officials on edge
Defense Intelligence Agency Director Lt. Gen. Robert Ashley explains some of the major emerging technologies the agency is concerned about.
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Air Force sticks with familiar face for support
Amidst restructuring of its space-related organizations and the seemingly imminent establishment of the Space Force, the Air Force has awarded a $562 million, seven and a half year contract for MILSATCOM support.
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UK, US militaries join forces to keep the upper hand in space
Britain is the first international partner to formally sign up for what is a little-known, American-led coalition called Operation Olympic Defender aimed at strengthening allies’ abilities to deter hostile actions by rivals.
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Congress to NGA: Hurry up and adopt more automation
The House of Representatives has inserted several provisions in the Intelligence Authorization Act to help speed up the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s adoption of image processing technology.
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Are LEO satellites approaching a breaking point for the Pentagon?
The Space Development Agency could take advantage of commercial broadband constellations enabled by falling satellite costs.
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Air Force satellite communications get more resilient signal
The latest addition to the Wideband Global SATCOM system will provide increased resilience and a stronger signal for war fighters.
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What broke a UK satellite for a week?
The European Union’s Galileo satellite navigation system was unusable for four days over the past week following an outage with undisclosed origins.
-
How a new missile warning system benefits industry
The Next Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared program is an early warning missile system that will replace the Space Based Infrared System.
-
What will the Space Development Agency really do?
Space Development Agency leaders explain how their organization differentiates itself from the military’s other space-related organizations.
-
One step closer to a common ground system?
The Air Force has awarded a $47 million contract as part of its efforts to move to Enterprise Ground Services.
-
4 almost invisible threats to keep US intel officials on edge
Defense Intelligence Agency Director Lt. Gen. Robert Ashley explains some of the major emerging technologies the agency is concerned about.
-
Air Force sticks with familiar face for support
Amidst restructuring of its space-related organizations and the seemingly imminent establishment of the Space Force, the Air Force has awarded a $562 million, seven and a half year contract for MILSATCOM support.
-
UK, US militaries join forces to keep the upper hand in space
Britain is the first international partner to formally sign up for what is a little-known, American-led coalition called Operation Olympic Defender aimed at strengthening allies’ abilities to deter hostile actions by rivals.
-
Congress to NGA: Hurry up and adopt more automation
The House of Representatives has inserted several provisions in the Intelligence Authorization Act to help speed up the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s adoption of image processing technology.
-
Are LEO satellites approaching a breaking point for the Pentagon?
The Space Development Agency could take advantage of commercial broadband constellations enabled by falling satellite costs.
-
Air Force satellite communications get more resilient signal
The latest addition to the Wideband Global SATCOM system will provide increased resilience and a stronger signal for war fighters.
-
What broke a UK satellite for a week?
The European Union’s Galileo satellite navigation system was unusable for four days over the past week following an outage with undisclosed origins.
-
How a new missile warning system benefits industry
The Next Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared program is an early warning missile system that will replace the Space Based Infrared System.
-
What will the Space Development Agency really do?
Space Development Agency leaders explain how their organization differentiates itself from the military’s other space-related organizations.
-
One step closer to a common ground system?
The Air Force has awarded a $47 million contract as part of its efforts to move to Enterprise Ground Services.
-
4 almost invisible threats to keep US intel officials on edge
Defense Intelligence Agency Director Lt. Gen. Robert Ashley explains some of the major emerging technologies the agency is concerned about.
-
Air Force sticks with familiar face for support
Amidst restructuring of its space-related organizations and the seemingly imminent establishment of the Space Force, the Air Force has awarded a $562 million, seven and a half year contract for MILSATCOM support.
-
UK, US militaries join forces to keep the upper hand in space
Britain is the first international partner to formally sign up for what is a little-known, American-led coalition called Operation Olympic Defender aimed at strengthening allies’ abilities to deter hostile actions by rivals.
-
Congress to NGA: Hurry up and adopt more automation
The House of Representatives has inserted several provisions in the Intelligence Authorization Act to help speed up the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s adoption of image processing technology.
-
Are LEO satellites approaching a breaking point for the Pentagon?
The Space Development Agency could take advantage of commercial broadband constellations enabled by falling satellite costs.
-
Air Force satellite communications get more resilient signal
The latest addition to the Wideband Global SATCOM system will provide increased resilience and a stronger signal for war fighters.
