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Australia’s C-130J Super Hercules airlifters to get SATCOM upgrade
Australia is undertaking a series of upgrades to the Lockheed Martin C-130J Super Hercules airlifter, improving connectivity, fuel payload and surveillance capabilities with the addition of new equipment.
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Emirati DarkMatter unveils ‘ultra secure’ armored smartphone
Katim R01 is a multilayered ultra-secure smartphone designed to withstand extreme field conditions as well as cyberattacks and hackers.
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SpaceX, ULA each get Air Force contracts for trio of space launches
Together, the awards are worth a $739 million.
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Trump officially organizes the Space Force under the Air Force … for now
President Donald Trump has signed a directive centralizing all military space functions under a new Space Force, which will be overseen by the Department of the Air Force.
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Satellite launches harpoon to catch debris in orbit
Tools for cleaning up orbit could have implications for planning conflicts in orbit.
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The Navy wants sensor data to serve more than one purpose
U.S. Navy leaders want the information they receive from sensors and traditional intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance tools to more seamlessly feed into the service’s combat systems as a way to eventually improve how the service searches for targets.
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Pentagon’s inspector general to launch probe into certification of SpaceX rockets … but it’s unclear why
The review is to launch this month, but what raised suspicions about the certifications?
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The military wants many systems to share one language
Leaders from the Army, Navy and Air Force signed a memorandum to increase interoperability between future weapons systems.
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Trump nominates new leader for spy satellite agency
President Donald Trump has chosen a new individual to lead the National Reconnaissance Office.
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Stanford looks to AI for orbital garbagemen
The AI that will identify space debris may also power autonomous visual navigation in orbit.
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Australia’s C-130J Super Hercules airlifters to get SATCOM upgrade
Australia is undertaking a series of upgrades to the Lockheed Martin C-130J Super Hercules airlifter, improving connectivity, fuel payload and surveillance capabilities with the addition of new equipment.
-
Emirati DarkMatter unveils ‘ultra secure’ armored smartphone
Katim R01 is a multilayered ultra-secure smartphone designed to withstand extreme field conditions as well as cyberattacks and hackers.
-
SpaceX, ULA each get Air Force contracts for trio of space launches
Together, the awards are worth a $739 million.
-
Trump officially organizes the Space Force under the Air Force … for now
President Donald Trump has signed a directive centralizing all military space functions under a new Space Force, which will be overseen by the Department of the Air Force.
-
Satellite launches harpoon to catch debris in orbit
Tools for cleaning up orbit could have implications for planning conflicts in orbit.
-
The Navy wants sensor data to serve more than one purpose
U.S. Navy leaders want the information they receive from sensors and traditional intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance tools to more seamlessly feed into the service’s combat systems as a way to eventually improve how the service searches for targets.
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Pentagon’s inspector general to launch probe into certification of SpaceX rockets … but it’s unclear why
The review is to launch this month, but what raised suspicions about the certifications?
-
The military wants many systems to share one language
Leaders from the Army, Navy and Air Force signed a memorandum to increase interoperability between future weapons systems.
-
Trump nominates new leader for spy satellite agency
President Donald Trump has chosen a new individual to lead the National Reconnaissance Office.
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Stanford looks to AI for orbital garbagemen
The AI that will identify space debris may also power autonomous visual navigation in orbit.
-
Australia’s C-130J Super Hercules airlifters to get SATCOM upgrade
Australia is undertaking a series of upgrades to the Lockheed Martin C-130J Super Hercules airlifter, improving connectivity, fuel payload and surveillance capabilities with the addition of new equipment.
-
Emirati DarkMatter unveils ‘ultra secure’ armored smartphone
Katim R01 is a multilayered ultra-secure smartphone designed to withstand extreme field conditions as well as cyberattacks and hackers.
-
SpaceX, ULA each get Air Force contracts for trio of space launches
Together, the awards are worth a $739 million.
-
Trump officially organizes the Space Force under the Air Force … for now
President Donald Trump has signed a directive centralizing all military space functions under a new Space Force, which will be overseen by the Department of the Air Force.
-
Satellite launches harpoon to catch debris in orbit
Tools for cleaning up orbit could have implications for planning conflicts in orbit.
-
The Navy wants sensor data to serve more than one purpose
U.S. Navy leaders want the information they receive from sensors and traditional intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance tools to more seamlessly feed into the service’s combat systems as a way to eventually improve how the service searches for targets.
-
Pentagon’s inspector general to launch probe into certification of SpaceX rockets … but it’s unclear why
The review is to launch this month, but what raised suspicions about the certifications?
-
The military wants many systems to share one language
Leaders from the Army, Navy and Air Force signed a memorandum to increase interoperability between future weapons systems.
-
Trump nominates new leader for spy satellite agency
President Donald Trump has chosen a new individual to lead the National Reconnaissance Office.
-
Stanford looks to AI for orbital garbagemen
The AI that will identify space debris may also power autonomous visual navigation in orbit.
