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Space Force expands on-orbit ‘neighborhood watch’ mission with two new tracking satellites
The service now has six GSSAP satellites on orbit, improving its situational awareness from the GEO belt.
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New NATO policy positions the alliance as a broker, not an owner, in space race
The document, which mostly hails from 2019 but was only published now, stakes out a broad vision for space but hedges on the details.
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AFRL partners with SpaceX to explore Rocket Cargo potential
Under the new contract, the Air Force Research Lab will leverage SpaceX’s point-to-point launch capability to develop a case for future military use.
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Contractors demonstrate single-user drone swarm at DARPA experiment
Raytheon Technologies and Northrop Grumman recently demonstrated that a single user could control a swarm of over 100 unmanned systems in an urban environment.
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National Reconnaissance Office awards five contracts for commercial satellite radar capabilities
Synthetic Aperture Radar, or SAR, uses radar to produce images. Unlike traditional electro-optical imagery, SAR is unaffected by cloud cover, darkness or inclement weather, making it useful for a number of intelligence missions.
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At Project Convergence, Army’s new battle command system demonstrated expanded capability
Here’s how the Army’s Integrated Battle Command System performed at Project Convergence 2021.
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New DARPA research could make night vision goggles smaller
DARPA selected 10 teams to advance night vision materials research and prototype designs for smaller glasses.
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Get ready for ‘computer-assisted’ shooting with the Army’s new optic
The Army is slated to pick the actual weapon in the coming months.
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Biden signs memorandum to secure sensitive national security systems
The memorandum builds upon a May 2021 executive order aimed at improving cybersecurity across the entirety of federal government systems.
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US Space Force wants funding for a new mission — tracking ground targets
The ongoing, SWAC-led analysis is weighing options for a space-based GMTI program that could be funded as soon as fiscal 2024.
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Space Force expands on-orbit ‘neighborhood watch’ mission with two new tracking satellites
The service now has six GSSAP satellites on orbit, improving its situational awareness from the GEO belt.
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New NATO policy positions the alliance as a broker, not an owner, in space race
The document, which mostly hails from 2019 but was only published now, stakes out a broad vision for space but hedges on the details.
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AFRL partners with SpaceX to explore Rocket Cargo potential
Under the new contract, the Air Force Research Lab will leverage SpaceX’s point-to-point launch capability to develop a case for future military use.
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Contractors demonstrate single-user drone swarm at DARPA experiment
Raytheon Technologies and Northrop Grumman recently demonstrated that a single user could control a swarm of over 100 unmanned systems in an urban environment.
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National Reconnaissance Office awards five contracts for commercial satellite radar capabilities
Synthetic Aperture Radar, or SAR, uses radar to produce images. Unlike traditional electro-optical imagery, SAR is unaffected by cloud cover, darkness or inclement weather, making it useful for a number of intelligence missions.
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At Project Convergence, Army’s new battle command system demonstrated expanded capability
Here’s how the Army’s Integrated Battle Command System performed at Project Convergence 2021.
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New DARPA research could make night vision goggles smaller
DARPA selected 10 teams to advance night vision materials research and prototype designs for smaller glasses.
-
Get ready for ‘computer-assisted’ shooting with the Army’s new optic
The Army is slated to pick the actual weapon in the coming months.
-
Biden signs memorandum to secure sensitive national security systems
The memorandum builds upon a May 2021 executive order aimed at improving cybersecurity across the entirety of federal government systems.
-
US Space Force wants funding for a new mission — tracking ground targets
The ongoing, SWAC-led analysis is weighing options for a space-based GMTI program that could be funded as soon as fiscal 2024.
-
Space Force expands on-orbit ‘neighborhood watch’ mission with two new tracking satellites
The service now has six GSSAP satellites on orbit, improving its situational awareness from the GEO belt.
-
New NATO policy positions the alliance as a broker, not an owner, in space race
The document, which mostly hails from 2019 but was only published now, stakes out a broad vision for space but hedges on the details.
-
AFRL partners with SpaceX to explore Rocket Cargo potential
Under the new contract, the Air Force Research Lab will leverage SpaceX’s point-to-point launch capability to develop a case for future military use.
-
Contractors demonstrate single-user drone swarm at DARPA experiment
Raytheon Technologies and Northrop Grumman recently demonstrated that a single user could control a swarm of over 100 unmanned systems in an urban environment.
-
National Reconnaissance Office awards five contracts for commercial satellite radar capabilities
Synthetic Aperture Radar, or SAR, uses radar to produce images. Unlike traditional electro-optical imagery, SAR is unaffected by cloud cover, darkness or inclement weather, making it useful for a number of intelligence missions.
-
At Project Convergence, Army’s new battle command system demonstrated expanded capability
Here’s how the Army’s Integrated Battle Command System performed at Project Convergence 2021.
-
New DARPA research could make night vision goggles smaller
DARPA selected 10 teams to advance night vision materials research and prototype designs for smaller glasses.
-
Get ready for ‘computer-assisted’ shooting with the Army’s new optic
The Army is slated to pick the actual weapon in the coming months.
-
Biden signs memorandum to secure sensitive national security systems
The memorandum builds upon a May 2021 executive order aimed at improving cybersecurity across the entirety of federal government systems.
-
US Space Force wants funding for a new mission — tracking ground targets
The ongoing, SWAC-led analysis is weighing options for a space-based GMTI program that could be funded as soon as fiscal 2024.
