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Air Force advisers study use of satellites for tracking moving targets
The board will consider the risks and challenges associated with using satellites to perform the mission alongside aircraft.
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Space Force wants launch ranges to be more resilient
The service is building operational concepts to ensure its launch ranges can operate under adverse conditions, including natural disasters.
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Space Force launch plan mirrors shift to smaller satellites
The two-lane strategy is a departure from the service’s prior approach, which split all National Security Space Launches between two companies.
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United Launch Alliance Vulcan Centaur rocket debut pushed to May
Vulcan is scheduled to carry its first DoD satellite at the end of this year, but it must first complete two certification flights.
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Industry group unveils cyber vetting process for non-military drones
Green UAS builds on a DIU program called Blue UAS, which established a streamlined process for DoD to certify U.S.-made drones for military use.
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Space Force may hire companies to service orbiting satellites
The head of the Space Force’s mobility enterprise said this week the service wants to buy commercial on-orbit logistics capabilities.
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Space Force sees greater demand for national security launch program
The projected growth is driving the service to consider how it can expand its pool of launch providers.
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Space Command crafting requirements to improve satellite mobility
Lt. Gen. John Shaw says the need for mobility is driving the command to explore options for what he calls “dynamic space operations.”
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Pentagon technology chief seeks low-cost deterrence concepts
The study will consider how DoD can apply novel technology and operational approaches to deter “emerging regional powers” from invading their neighbors.
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US Space Force crafting new schedule for GPS ground system
The service expects the new schedule for the Next-Generation Operational Control Segment to be approved this spring.
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Air Force advisers study use of satellites for tracking moving targets
The board will consider the risks and challenges associated with using satellites to perform the mission alongside aircraft.
-
Space Force wants launch ranges to be more resilient
The service is building operational concepts to ensure its launch ranges can operate under adverse conditions, including natural disasters.
-
Space Force launch plan mirrors shift to smaller satellites
The two-lane strategy is a departure from the service’s prior approach, which split all National Security Space Launches between two companies.
-
United Launch Alliance Vulcan Centaur rocket debut pushed to May
Vulcan is scheduled to carry its first DoD satellite at the end of this year, but it must first complete two certification flights.
-
Industry group unveils cyber vetting process for non-military drones
Green UAS builds on a DIU program called Blue UAS, which established a streamlined process for DoD to certify U.S.-made drones for military use.
-
Space Force may hire companies to service orbiting satellites
The head of the Space Force’s mobility enterprise said this week the service wants to buy commercial on-orbit logistics capabilities.
-
Space Force sees greater demand for national security launch program
The projected growth is driving the service to consider how it can expand its pool of launch providers.
-
Space Command crafting requirements to improve satellite mobility
Lt. Gen. John Shaw says the need for mobility is driving the command to explore options for what he calls “dynamic space operations.”
-
Pentagon technology chief seeks low-cost deterrence concepts
The study will consider how DoD can apply novel technology and operational approaches to deter “emerging regional powers” from invading their neighbors.
-
US Space Force crafting new schedule for GPS ground system
The service expects the new schedule for the Next-Generation Operational Control Segment to be approved this spring.
-
Air Force advisers study use of satellites for tracking moving targets
The board will consider the risks and challenges associated with using satellites to perform the mission alongside aircraft.
-
Space Force wants launch ranges to be more resilient
The service is building operational concepts to ensure its launch ranges can operate under adverse conditions, including natural disasters.
-
Space Force launch plan mirrors shift to smaller satellites
The two-lane strategy is a departure from the service’s prior approach, which split all National Security Space Launches between two companies.
-
United Launch Alliance Vulcan Centaur rocket debut pushed to May
Vulcan is scheduled to carry its first DoD satellite at the end of this year, but it must first complete two certification flights.
-
Industry group unveils cyber vetting process for non-military drones
Green UAS builds on a DIU program called Blue UAS, which established a streamlined process for DoD to certify U.S.-made drones for military use.
-
Space Force may hire companies to service orbiting satellites
The head of the Space Force’s mobility enterprise said this week the service wants to buy commercial on-orbit logistics capabilities.
-
Space Force sees greater demand for national security launch program
The projected growth is driving the service to consider how it can expand its pool of launch providers.
-
Space Command crafting requirements to improve satellite mobility
Lt. Gen. John Shaw says the need for mobility is driving the command to explore options for what he calls “dynamic space operations.”
-
Pentagon technology chief seeks low-cost deterrence concepts
The study will consider how DoD can apply novel technology and operational approaches to deter “emerging regional powers” from invading their neighbors.
-
US Space Force crafting new schedule for GPS ground system
The service expects the new schedule for the Next-Generation Operational Control Segment to be approved this spring.
