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US Space Force schedules pitch day for spring 2021
The “Shark Tank”-styled event gives nontraditional vendors the opportunity to present their solutions directly to U.S. Space Force acquisition leaders.
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US Space Force tests new anti-jamming capability
New hardware and software upgrades will make it easier for the military to detect and suppress efforts to jam Wideband Global SATCOM.
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US Air Force issues $90M contract for counter-drone systems and support
The contract is just the latest in a spurt of military investments in counter-small unmanned aerial systems.
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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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The Pentagon can now buy US-made small drones from these five companies
A spin-off of U.S. Army efforts to develop a rucksack-portable quadcopter, the Defense Innovation Unit’s Blue sUAS effort let’s U.S. government customers purchase trusted small Unmanned Aerial Systems (sUAS) that comply with Section 848 of the 2020 National Defense Authorization Act.
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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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Army buys $189M counter drone system but already has plans to replace it
The Army has awarded a contract for Mobile-Low, Slow, Small Unmanned Aircraft System Integrated Defeat System (M-LIDS), even though it’s not included on a list of eight counter-small unmanned aircraft system solutions approved for further investment by the joint forces.
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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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US Space Force schedules pitch day for spring 2021
The “Shark Tank”-styled event gives nontraditional vendors the opportunity to present their solutions directly to U.S. Space Force acquisition leaders.
-
US Space Force tests new anti-jamming capability
New hardware and software upgrades will make it easier for the military to detect and suppress efforts to jam Wideband Global SATCOM.
-
US Air Force issues $90M contract for counter-drone systems and support
The contract is just the latest in a spurt of military investments in counter-small unmanned aerial systems.
-
NRO set to launch intelligence satellite in the wee hours
This will be the National Reconnaissance Office’s fourth launch of 2020.
-
The Pentagon can now buy US-made small drones from these five companies
A spin-off of U.S. Army efforts to develop a rucksack-portable quadcopter, the Defense Innovation Unit’s Blue sUAS effort let’s U.S. government customers purchase trusted small Unmanned Aerial Systems (sUAS) that comply with Section 848 of the 2020 National Defense Authorization Act.
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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.
-
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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Army buys $189M counter drone system but already has plans to replace it
The Army has awarded a contract for Mobile-Low, Slow, Small Unmanned Aircraft System Integrated Defeat System (M-LIDS), even though it’s not included on a list of eight counter-small unmanned aircraft system solutions approved for further investment by the joint forces.
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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.
-
US Space Force schedules pitch day for spring 2021
The “Shark Tank”-styled event gives nontraditional vendors the opportunity to present their solutions directly to U.S. Space Force acquisition leaders.
-
US Space Force tests new anti-jamming capability
New hardware and software upgrades will make it easier for the military to detect and suppress efforts to jam Wideband Global SATCOM.
-
US Air Force issues $90M contract for counter-drone systems and support
The contract is just the latest in a spurt of military investments in counter-small unmanned aerial systems.
-
NRO set to launch intelligence satellite in the wee hours
This will be the National Reconnaissance Office’s fourth launch of 2020.
-
The Pentagon can now buy US-made small drones from these five companies
A spin-off of U.S. Army efforts to develop a rucksack-portable quadcopter, the Defense Innovation Unit’s Blue sUAS effort let’s U.S. government customers purchase trusted small Unmanned Aerial Systems (sUAS) that comply with Section 848 of the 2020 National Defense Authorization Act.
-
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.
-
Army buys $189M counter drone system but already has plans to replace it
The Army has awarded a contract for Mobile-Low, Slow, Small Unmanned Aircraft System Integrated Defeat System (M-LIDS), even though it’s not included on a list of eight counter-small unmanned aircraft system solutions approved for further investment by the joint forces.
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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.
