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Air Force to launch new command and control-themed exercise in November
As space and cyber inject new questions about how to do command and control, the Air Force is hoping a series of tabletop exercises will help it come up with improved ideas.
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What the Air Force is learning about multidomain ops
After a year of study, here’s one key takeaway the Air Force learned about multidomain operations.
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Air Force awards next GPS satellite contract
Unsurprisingly, the only bidder in the competition took home the prize.
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SOCOM awards $47M for radio software
While locked into a single supplied for the software, the software itself allows special operations forces to use a range of communication devices.
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GPS III satellites are nearly ready to launch, but what’s being done on terra firma to support them?
Updates to ground-based hardware and software will give the Air Force a head start on testing and operations before the rest of the constellation is in orbit.
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Satellite images: A different view of Russia’s Vostok 2018
You might have been hearing about Vostok 2018 these past few days, and you might have even seen one or two ground-level photos, but have you seen Vostok from space? Take a look.
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‘Espionage:’ French defense head charges Russia of dangerous games in space
A Russian satellite “with big ears” cozied up to a French one last year in an apparent effort to eavesdrop on secure military communications, France’s defense minister alleged Friday.
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Viasat wins contract for internet aboard Air Force One
The company will be responsible for maintaining satellite communications and broadband in aircraft carrying the president.
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No decision on S-400 as US, India sign key defense agreement
India will have access to military communications networks like Link 16 under the new agreement,
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The commercial imagery that will benefit national security challenges
The National Reconnaissance Office is taking over a major contract from the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, adding to its suite of intelligence services.
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Air Force to launch new command and control-themed exercise in November
As space and cyber inject new questions about how to do command and control, the Air Force is hoping a series of tabletop exercises will help it come up with improved ideas.
-
What the Air Force is learning about multidomain ops
After a year of study, here’s one key takeaway the Air Force learned about multidomain operations.
-
Air Force awards next GPS satellite contract
Unsurprisingly, the only bidder in the competition took home the prize.
-
SOCOM awards $47M for radio software
While locked into a single supplied for the software, the software itself allows special operations forces to use a range of communication devices.
-
GPS III satellites are nearly ready to launch, but what’s being done on terra firma to support them?
Updates to ground-based hardware and software will give the Air Force a head start on testing and operations before the rest of the constellation is in orbit.
-
Satellite images: A different view of Russia’s Vostok 2018
You might have been hearing about Vostok 2018 these past few days, and you might have even seen one or two ground-level photos, but have you seen Vostok from space? Take a look.
-
‘Espionage:’ French defense head charges Russia of dangerous games in space
A Russian satellite “with big ears” cozied up to a French one last year in an apparent effort to eavesdrop on secure military communications, France’s defense minister alleged Friday.
-
Viasat wins contract for internet aboard Air Force One
The company will be responsible for maintaining satellite communications and broadband in aircraft carrying the president.
-
No decision on S-400 as US, India sign key defense agreement
India will have access to military communications networks like Link 16 under the new agreement,
-
The commercial imagery that will benefit national security challenges
The National Reconnaissance Office is taking over a major contract from the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, adding to its suite of intelligence services.
-
Air Force to launch new command and control-themed exercise in November
As space and cyber inject new questions about how to do command and control, the Air Force is hoping a series of tabletop exercises will help it come up with improved ideas.
-
What the Air Force is learning about multidomain ops
After a year of study, here’s one key takeaway the Air Force learned about multidomain operations.
-
Air Force awards next GPS satellite contract
Unsurprisingly, the only bidder in the competition took home the prize.
-
SOCOM awards $47M for radio software
While locked into a single supplied for the software, the software itself allows special operations forces to use a range of communication devices.
-
GPS III satellites are nearly ready to launch, but what’s being done on terra firma to support them?
Updates to ground-based hardware and software will give the Air Force a head start on testing and operations before the rest of the constellation is in orbit.
-
Satellite images: A different view of Russia’s Vostok 2018
You might have been hearing about Vostok 2018 these past few days, and you might have even seen one or two ground-level photos, but have you seen Vostok from space? Take a look.
-
‘Espionage:’ French defense head charges Russia of dangerous games in space
A Russian satellite “with big ears” cozied up to a French one last year in an apparent effort to eavesdrop on secure military communications, France’s defense minister alleged Friday.
-
Viasat wins contract for internet aboard Air Force One
The company will be responsible for maintaining satellite communications and broadband in aircraft carrying the president.
-
No decision on S-400 as US, India sign key defense agreement
India will have access to military communications networks like Link 16 under the new agreement,
-
The commercial imagery that will benefit national security challenges
The National Reconnaissance Office is taking over a major contract from the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, adding to its suite of intelligence services.
