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NRO set to launch intelligence satellite in the wee hours
This will be the National Reconnaissance Office’s fourth launch of 2020.
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US Army network team sets timeline for satellite constellations
Low- and medium-Earth orbit satellites are expected to improve the Army’s tactical network by reducing latency and increasing bandwidth.
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The Army is working to see across thousands of miles
The Army’s ISR Task Force is helping the service see thousands of miles through a layered approach: the terrestrial layer, aerial layer and space layer.
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Deploying a backup to GPS will protect the US and spur innovation
GPS has been a tremendous gift to the world, but its vulnerabilities put our economy and safety at risk. We must not wait until disaster strikes to fix this issue.
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US Space Force to begin sharing technical space data with UK
Under a new arrangement, the United Kingdom will be able to access space situational awareness data from the U.S. Space Force.
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Trio of prototyping contracts brings new approach for collecting military weather data
The U.S. Space Force hopes its prototype low-Earth orbit weather satellites will entice commercial businesses and allied nations to partner up on the project, reducing the cost of delivering critical weather data to the war fighter.
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Griffin joins Rocket Lab board following Pentagon exit
Former Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering Mike Griffin has joined the board of Rocket Lab, a small launch provider.
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Space Force defines ‘spacepower’ in capstone doctrine
The Space Capstone Publication is the Space Force’s first official doctrine, and it will serve as a foundation for further doctrines that will delve deeper into the thorny military issues confronting the nascent service.
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SpaceX and ULA win massive national security launch contracts
The contracts will support more than 30 heavy lift launches planned between fiscal 2022 through 2027.
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US Space Force completes upgrade to help protect GPS capabilities
While the new anti-spoofing, anti-jamming, encrypted M-code signal has been available on many GPS satellites for years, the military has not had the corresponding ground and user equipment to access and leverage it.
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NRO set to launch intelligence satellite in the wee hours
This will be the National Reconnaissance Office’s fourth launch of 2020.
-
US Army network team sets timeline for satellite constellations
Low- and medium-Earth orbit satellites are expected to improve the Army’s tactical network by reducing latency and increasing bandwidth.
-
The Army is working to see across thousands of miles
The Army’s ISR Task Force is helping the service see thousands of miles through a layered approach: the terrestrial layer, aerial layer and space layer.
-
Deploying a backup to GPS will protect the US and spur innovation
GPS has been a tremendous gift to the world, but its vulnerabilities put our economy and safety at risk. We must not wait until disaster strikes to fix this issue.
-
US Space Force to begin sharing technical space data with UK
Under a new arrangement, the United Kingdom will be able to access space situational awareness data from the U.S. Space Force.
-
Trio of prototyping contracts brings new approach for collecting military weather data
The U.S. Space Force hopes its prototype low-Earth orbit weather satellites will entice commercial businesses and allied nations to partner up on the project, reducing the cost of delivering critical weather data to the war fighter.
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Griffin joins Rocket Lab board following Pentagon exit
Former Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering Mike Griffin has joined the board of Rocket Lab, a small launch provider.
-
Space Force defines ‘spacepower’ in capstone doctrine
The Space Capstone Publication is the Space Force’s first official doctrine, and it will serve as a foundation for further doctrines that will delve deeper into the thorny military issues confronting the nascent service.
-
SpaceX and ULA win massive national security launch contracts
The contracts will support more than 30 heavy lift launches planned between fiscal 2022 through 2027.
-
US Space Force completes upgrade to help protect GPS capabilities
While the new anti-spoofing, anti-jamming, encrypted M-code signal has been available on many GPS satellites for years, the military has not had the corresponding ground and user equipment to access and leverage it.
-
NRO set to launch intelligence satellite in the wee hours
This will be the National Reconnaissance Office’s fourth launch of 2020.
-
US Army network team sets timeline for satellite constellations
Low- and medium-Earth orbit satellites are expected to improve the Army’s tactical network by reducing latency and increasing bandwidth.
-
The Army is working to see across thousands of miles
The Army’s ISR Task Force is helping the service see thousands of miles through a layered approach: the terrestrial layer, aerial layer and space layer.
-
Deploying a backup to GPS will protect the US and spur innovation
GPS has been a tremendous gift to the world, but its vulnerabilities put our economy and safety at risk. We must not wait until disaster strikes to fix this issue.
-
US Space Force to begin sharing technical space data with UK
Under a new arrangement, the United Kingdom will be able to access space situational awareness data from the U.S. Space Force.
-
Trio of prototyping contracts brings new approach for collecting military weather data
The U.S. Space Force hopes its prototype low-Earth orbit weather satellites will entice commercial businesses and allied nations to partner up on the project, reducing the cost of delivering critical weather data to the war fighter.
-
Griffin joins Rocket Lab board following Pentagon exit
Former Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering Mike Griffin has joined the board of Rocket Lab, a small launch provider.
-
Space Force defines ‘spacepower’ in capstone doctrine
The Space Capstone Publication is the Space Force’s first official doctrine, and it will serve as a foundation for further doctrines that will delve deeper into the thorny military issues confronting the nascent service.
-
SpaceX and ULA win massive national security launch contracts
The contracts will support more than 30 heavy lift launches planned between fiscal 2022 through 2027.
-
US Space Force completes upgrade to help protect GPS capabilities
While the new anti-spoofing, anti-jamming, encrypted M-code signal has been available on many GPS satellites for years, the military has not had the corresponding ground and user equipment to access and leverage it.
