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Harris unveils two-channel leader radio for US Army
After a protest, Harris Corporation is touting its two-channel leader radio it hopes to get on contract with the U.S. Army in a few months.
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Satellite providers to Air Force: Where do we stand?
Greater certainty about industry’s role in supporting DoD’s SATCOM needs would provide greater justification for more unique investments for private companies.
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The Army’s newest satellite antenna is remarkably simple
Soldiers can set up the Army’s new tactical satellite communications system in 20 minutes.
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How could a burgeoning satellite servicing industry help government?
The emerging on-orbit satellite service industry is about to take-off, but space regulators are still struggling to find their role in a convoluted system that could be heading for reform.
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France tests radar to detect and track ballistic missiles, satellites
France is exploring anti-missile defense by conducting studies with a technology demonstrator for an over-the-horizon radar to detect and track ballistic missile launches.
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The satellite surprise inside the spending bill
The new spending plan Congressional leaders unveiled Wednesday unexpectedly includes $600 million for the Air Force to extend its wideband satellite communications program by two satellites.
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For satellite imagery to thrive, industry wants reforms
Regulations for the satellite imagery sector have left industry leaders flustered, but they’re hopeful change is on the way.
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Interview: Senate Strategic Forces Subcommittee Chair Deb Fischer on Russia, space wars, and the state of the nuclear arsenal
Fischer oversees a national security portfolio that includes America’s nuclear arsenal, ballistic missile defense, national security space programs, and Department of Energy national security programs.
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Army to get THAAD and Patriot systems to communicate within two years
The one-star general in charge of the Army’s air and missile defense modernization sees a path to tying together THAAD and Patriot on the battlefield.
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The Army battery you can cut in half and still use
Researchers at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory have developed a cuttable, foldable, submersible battery.
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Harris unveils two-channel leader radio for US Army
After a protest, Harris Corporation is touting its two-channel leader radio it hopes to get on contract with the U.S. Army in a few months.
-
Satellite providers to Air Force: Where do we stand?
Greater certainty about industry’s role in supporting DoD’s SATCOM needs would provide greater justification for more unique investments for private companies.
-
The Army’s newest satellite antenna is remarkably simple
Soldiers can set up the Army’s new tactical satellite communications system in 20 minutes.
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How could a burgeoning satellite servicing industry help government?
The emerging on-orbit satellite service industry is about to take-off, but space regulators are still struggling to find their role in a convoluted system that could be heading for reform.
-
France tests radar to detect and track ballistic missiles, satellites
France is exploring anti-missile defense by conducting studies with a technology demonstrator for an over-the-horizon radar to detect and track ballistic missile launches.
-
The satellite surprise inside the spending bill
The new spending plan Congressional leaders unveiled Wednesday unexpectedly includes $600 million for the Air Force to extend its wideband satellite communications program by two satellites.
-
For satellite imagery to thrive, industry wants reforms
Regulations for the satellite imagery sector have left industry leaders flustered, but they’re hopeful change is on the way.
-
Interview: Senate Strategic Forces Subcommittee Chair Deb Fischer on Russia, space wars, and the state of the nuclear arsenal
Fischer oversees a national security portfolio that includes America’s nuclear arsenal, ballistic missile defense, national security space programs, and Department of Energy national security programs.
-
Army to get THAAD and Patriot systems to communicate within two years
The one-star general in charge of the Army’s air and missile defense modernization sees a path to tying together THAAD and Patriot on the battlefield.
-
The Army battery you can cut in half and still use
Researchers at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory have developed a cuttable, foldable, submersible battery.
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Harris unveils two-channel leader radio for US Army
After a protest, Harris Corporation is touting its two-channel leader radio it hopes to get on contract with the U.S. Army in a few months.
-
Satellite providers to Air Force: Where do we stand?
Greater certainty about industry’s role in supporting DoD’s SATCOM needs would provide greater justification for more unique investments for private companies.
-
The Army’s newest satellite antenna is remarkably simple
Soldiers can set up the Army’s new tactical satellite communications system in 20 minutes.
-
How could a burgeoning satellite servicing industry help government?
The emerging on-orbit satellite service industry is about to take-off, but space regulators are still struggling to find their role in a convoluted system that could be heading for reform.
-
France tests radar to detect and track ballistic missiles, satellites
France is exploring anti-missile defense by conducting studies with a technology demonstrator for an over-the-horizon radar to detect and track ballistic missile launches.
-
The satellite surprise inside the spending bill
The new spending plan Congressional leaders unveiled Wednesday unexpectedly includes $600 million for the Air Force to extend its wideband satellite communications program by two satellites.
-
For satellite imagery to thrive, industry wants reforms
Regulations for the satellite imagery sector have left industry leaders flustered, but they’re hopeful change is on the way.
-
Interview: Senate Strategic Forces Subcommittee Chair Deb Fischer on Russia, space wars, and the state of the nuclear arsenal
Fischer oversees a national security portfolio that includes America’s nuclear arsenal, ballistic missile defense, national security space programs, and Department of Energy national security programs.
-
Army to get THAAD and Patriot systems to communicate within two years
The one-star general in charge of the Army’s air and missile defense modernization sees a path to tying together THAAD and Patriot on the battlefield.
-
The Army battery you can cut in half and still use
Researchers at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory have developed a cuttable, foldable, submersible battery.
