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Comms down? Don’t give up.
DARPA, the Air Force Research Laboratory and BAE Systems are leveraging AI to maintain situational awareness between manned and unmanned teams in comms-deprived environments.
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The Air Force should consider a new commercial satellite program
Industry officials, such as Skot Butler, the president of Intelsat General Corporation, are optimistic about the long-term opportunities for commercial satellite operators to work with the Department of Defense.
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Why Northrop Grumman didn’t bid in the GPS III satellite, F-35 contests
Northrop’s public acknowledgement of a no bid means Lockheed Martin is the only player in the GPS III follow-on competition.
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This message will wash away in 5 seconds
Could “electrowetting” provide a new form of communication for the rank-and-file?
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Is incumbent Lockheed Martin the only player in the GPS III follow-on competition?
Boeing isn’t competing, while Northrop is staying quiet.
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Air Force sets ambitious goal to procure next missile warning satellites in five years
Procurement of Next Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared will involve a phase of competitive prototyping.
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Understanding the players, tactics for a possible war in space
The Secure World Foundation recently released a report on Global Counterspace Capabilities, an open-source assessment of what, exactly, nations can do in space.
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Army to test new data sharing equipment at upcoming exercise
The Army will be using the upcoming Joint Warfighting Assessment to test a coalition interoperability system.
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Air Force launches experiment to boost satellite communications
The Air Force sent a package of innovative and secretive satellites to orbit Saturday night.
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High-cost satellites remain vulnerable to low-cost threats
Satellites are critical for national security. But despite advances in technology, these expensive assets often remain vulnerable to low cost threats.
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Comms down? Don’t give up.
DARPA, the Air Force Research Laboratory and BAE Systems are leveraging AI to maintain situational awareness between manned and unmanned teams in comms-deprived environments.
-
The Air Force should consider a new commercial satellite program
Industry officials, such as Skot Butler, the president of Intelsat General Corporation, are optimistic about the long-term opportunities for commercial satellite operators to work with the Department of Defense.
-
Why Northrop Grumman didn’t bid in the GPS III satellite, F-35 contests
Northrop’s public acknowledgement of a no bid means Lockheed Martin is the only player in the GPS III follow-on competition.
-
This message will wash away in 5 seconds
Could “electrowetting” provide a new form of communication for the rank-and-file?
-
Is incumbent Lockheed Martin the only player in the GPS III follow-on competition?
Boeing isn’t competing, while Northrop is staying quiet.
-
Air Force sets ambitious goal to procure next missile warning satellites in five years
Procurement of Next Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared will involve a phase of competitive prototyping.
-
Understanding the players, tactics for a possible war in space
The Secure World Foundation recently released a report on Global Counterspace Capabilities, an open-source assessment of what, exactly, nations can do in space.
-
Army to test new data sharing equipment at upcoming exercise
The Army will be using the upcoming Joint Warfighting Assessment to test a coalition interoperability system.
-
Air Force launches experiment to boost satellite communications
The Air Force sent a package of innovative and secretive satellites to orbit Saturday night.
-
High-cost satellites remain vulnerable to low-cost threats
Satellites are critical for national security. But despite advances in technology, these expensive assets often remain vulnerable to low cost threats.
-
Comms down? Don’t give up.
DARPA, the Air Force Research Laboratory and BAE Systems are leveraging AI to maintain situational awareness between manned and unmanned teams in comms-deprived environments.
-
The Air Force should consider a new commercial satellite program
Industry officials, such as Skot Butler, the president of Intelsat General Corporation, are optimistic about the long-term opportunities for commercial satellite operators to work with the Department of Defense.
-
Why Northrop Grumman didn’t bid in the GPS III satellite, F-35 contests
Northrop’s public acknowledgement of a no bid means Lockheed Martin is the only player in the GPS III follow-on competition.
-
This message will wash away in 5 seconds
Could “electrowetting” provide a new form of communication for the rank-and-file?
-
Is incumbent Lockheed Martin the only player in the GPS III follow-on competition?
Boeing isn’t competing, while Northrop is staying quiet.
-
Air Force sets ambitious goal to procure next missile warning satellites in five years
Procurement of Next Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared will involve a phase of competitive prototyping.
-
Understanding the players, tactics for a possible war in space
The Secure World Foundation recently released a report on Global Counterspace Capabilities, an open-source assessment of what, exactly, nations can do in space.
-
Army to test new data sharing equipment at upcoming exercise
The Army will be using the upcoming Joint Warfighting Assessment to test a coalition interoperability system.
-
Air Force launches experiment to boost satellite communications
The Air Force sent a package of innovative and secretive satellites to orbit Saturday night.
-
High-cost satellites remain vulnerable to low-cost threats
Satellites are critical for national security. But despite advances in technology, these expensive assets often remain vulnerable to low cost threats.
